Erria considers stock exchange exit
It hasn't been an easy journey, said Erria A/S Chairman Kaare Vagner at the company's General Assembly on Wednesday, speaking on the drama surrounding the now former shipping company.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The Erria board considers suggesting to the shareholders that they let the company delist from the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. Erria's stocks are being traded modestly, the trading requires resources, and according to Chairman Kaare Vagner, it's costing the former shipping company and current ship management and consulting company as much as USD 262,500 a year.
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