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Univan: Success in ship management takes hard choices

Razor sharp market and customer choices has led to the clear focus that can create growth in a ship management market that still holds big opportunities, Univan CEO Bjørn Højgaard tells ShippingWatch.

BY JØRGEN RUDBECK
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