It has taken a little over a year for the new company Lars Thrane A/S to get off the ground. The company has been set up by the founder of the same name, Lars Thrane, who is also the founder of successful enterprise Thrane & Thrane, today known as Cobham Satcom.
Today, Lars Thrane has set sail and now serves as chairman of Lars Thrane A/S, which has just launched its first products, he tells ShippingWatch. And the ambition is for more many products to follow. The 66-year old entrepreneur retains the same passion for navigation and shipping communication, after a tough battle with UK-based Cobham Satcom, following which he wound up selling his life’s work – the communication equipment manufacturer Thrane & Thrane - a few years ago.
Already a subscriber? Log in.
Read the whole article
Get 14 days free access.
No credit card required.
- Access all locked articles
- Receive our daily newsletters
- Access our app
Get full access for you and your coworkers.
Start a free company trial todayMore from ShippingWatch
The tanker industry cautiously awaits more data on Omicron to conclude anything
The new Covid-19 mutation, Omicron, could potentially undermine the much-needed market upturn for the tanker industry. Carriers say they need more information to comment on the impact.
OECD downgrades growth forecast for global economy
The global economy is still growing, though it's losing momentum, according to the latest growth estimate of the OECD's Economic Outlook. Bottlenecks in the shipping sector and elsewhere as well as pressure on supply chains have contributed to rising inflation.
Oil extends gains after OPEC+ takes flexible stance on supply
Oil extended gains in Asian trading after the OPEC+ alliance decided to keep restoring supply, but also said it could revisit the decision at any moment due to high levels of uncertainty in the market.
Norden reshuffles management and dials up growth ambitions
Norden establishes a new business structure and a new senior management team. This will entail increased growth in the carrier's tanker pool and investments in port logistics for an annual USD 20-40 million, CEO Jan Rindbo tells ShippingWatch.
Eneti orders second wind service vessel for USD 326 million
Wind carrier Eneti has just struck a deal for its second wind turbine installation vessel, worth USD 326 million.
Software Project Lead 
Sales Director 
Claims Executive, Skuld Copenhagen 
Head of Operations for B-Gas A/S in Copenhagen 
Commercial Associate 
Technical Inspectors and Marine / Nautical Inspectors