The Höegh family plans to sell shares after rally
The majority shareholder in car carrier Höegh Autoliners plans on selling up towards 12 million shares. Recently, Maersk also divested Höegh shares after a share value upswing.
by DANIEL LOGAN
The family behind Höegh Autoliners plans on trading in shares for cash following the share price rally that the car carrier has experienced since its initial listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange (OSE) in 2021.
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