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Media: Thorco drags down Stadil family company

The Stadil family's group of companies gathered under the umbrella company Thornico is dragged down by Thorco, which is not doing well in the shipping markets. The plans for an IPO of parts of Thornico including Thorco have been put on standby, says Christian Stadil to Danish media.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
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