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J. Lauritzen injects fresh capital in new funds after "satisfactory" 2023

The investment company, which owns Lauritzen Bulkers and several investments, landed a reduced bottom line profit last year, while dividends doubled. 
”We are contributing USD 20m to the new fund. I won’t disclose how much we paid to get an ownership stake in the management company, but we took it as a compliment that we were given the opportunity to buy into it,” says Kristian V. Mørch, chief executive of J. Lauritzen. | Photo: Gunnar Eide/odfjell
”We are contributing USD 20m to the new fund. I won’t disclose how much we paid to get an ownership stake in the management company, but we took it as a compliment that we were given the opportunity to buy into it,” says Kristian V. Mørch, chief executive of J. Lauritzen. | Photo: Gunnar Eide/odfjell
by DAG HOLMSTAD

The investment company J. Lauritzen has become a major investor in two new Danish-based shipping funds, which have raised a total of USD 442m in fresh capital over the past month.

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