30/03/2023at 15:27

DNV expects continuation of strong growth in 2023 after record-breaking 2022

2022 caused a marked jump in revenue at DNV that once broke its earnings record. Also its maritime business leg grew remarkably thanks to three, concrete factors.

by IDHA TOFT VALEUR

Norway-based accredited registrar and classification company DNV presents, once again, record-breaking financial results for last year.

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