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“With a strong result and a strong balance sheet we are well positioned to financially and strategically come out stronger of the crisis.” – Søren Skou, CEO of AP Møller Mærsk Group (APMM), 19 August 2020.
It was a tiny little step both in time and financial delivery from Q1 ’20 (smoke and mirrors) to Q2 ’20 for APMM, but what truly deserves a standing ovation in the wake of results is the co-ordinated action that the Danes and all others entertained with their ...
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