Maersk downplays statement from Indonesian minister
The Maersk Group has been present in Indonesia for decades and the country is certainly interesting, says the group’s director in Indonesia, Jakob Friis Sørensen.
BY OLE ANDERSEN & KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Maersk is downplaying statements made in Indonesian media suggesting that the major conglomerate is willing to invest billions in the Asian country in coming years, provided that the country changes it cabotage law.
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