J. Lauritzen moves out of central Copenhagen
J. Lauritzen terminates the lease on the carrier's historical headquarters in the center of Copenhagen and will instead relocate to the shipping cluster north of Copenhagen, in Hellerup, the carrier confirms to ShippingWatch. But J. Lauritzen declines to comment on why.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
A few days before J. Lauritzen publishes its 3rd quarter interim report, the carrier tells ShippingWatch that it is terminating the lease on the company's historical headquarters in the center of Copenhagen, the address on the seafront square Skt. Annæ Plads, and will instead move to the shipping cluster in the area around Tuborg Havnevej in Hellerup, on the northern edge of Copenhagen.
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