Maersk Broker in new dry bulk partnership
The firm has signed a declaration of intent to become new majority shareholder in Danish broker firm Lanic. "We consider Lanic to be a quality brokerage firm that will be a perfect match, we are sure, with the rest of our organization," says Claes Devantier, senior exec at Maersk Broker.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Maersk Broker is once again demonstrating the company's ambitions for its dry bulk activities. The Maersk-family's privately owned brokerage firm has signed a declaration of intent with Danish broker Lanic to become the new majority shareholder in the company. Lanic CEO Michael Kæfting keeps the remaining shares in the company, inform the two brokers in a statement.
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