Comment / Market Insight: Another major re-org rumoured at AP Møller-Mærsk

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By Alessandro Pasetti

28/08/2020

“Wake me up when September ends” was a stunning hit by the Green Day band released in late 2004.

Regretfully, I don’t have an official track record at hand of what has happened every year since around the end of summer at Danish carrier AP Møller-Mærsk Group (APMM).

Yet September is typically when APMM announces big corporate changes to align its operations with its vision – remember, the Stay Ahead town hall in 2018 was dated 19 September, exclusively first brought to ...

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