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CMA CGM will acquire the majority of the capital of the New Zealander Sofrana Unilines
the company has a fleet of ten multipurpose ships mainly employees in Oceania
October 3, 2017
The French shipowning group CMA CGM will acquire the majority of the capital of the Sofrana Unilines, company of founded New Zealand navigation in the 1968 that work services of line between 21 ports of Australia, New Zealand, the Papua New Guinea and the islands of the Pacific with a fleet of ten multipurpose ships.
The French group has remembered that in the area of Oceania CMA CGM it is active with the society of navigation integrally controlled ANL Container Linens that center to Melbourne has, in Australia, and that it carries out services of line between the main ports of the region as well as of northern Asia, of the Asian south-east, the Indian subcontinent and the America North.
CMA CGM has not specified the consistency of the share quota the Sofrana (SOciété FRAnçaise de NAvigation) of which it will acquire the property. The remaining part of the capital will be stopped by the Sofrana Investments Ltd., current only shareholder of the New Zealand company.
According to the forecasts, the acquisition of the Sofrana Unilines will be capacity to term by the end of this month and the company will be renamed Sofrana ANL and will be guided by Benoit Marcenac, one of the associates of the Sofrana Investments.
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The French shipowning group CMA CGM will acquire the majority of the capital of the Sofrana Unilines, company of founded New Zealand navigation in the 1968 that work services of line between 21 ports of Australia, New Zealand, the Papua New Guinea and the islands of the Pacific with a fleet of ten multipurpose ships.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
