08/05/2015at 09:58

Strong dollar benefited Wilh. Wilhelmsen in 1Q

Declining volumes of transported cars in the beginning of 2015 was partially outweighed by a strong dollar for Norwegian Wilh. Wilhelmsen.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

Norwegian Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding (WWH) benefited from a strong dollar and a reduction in costs in the first quarter of 2015, which is typically a seasonally weak period.

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