AP Møller-Mærsk – D&D-propelled earnings marvel
Moving parts
India’s government is looking to sell some 30% of its shares in rail operator Container Corp of India (Concor) by the end of this financial year.
AP Møller-Maersk (APMM) is being seen as a potential suitor, the Danish conglomerate pursuing an aggressive drive into integrated logistics offerings.
Concor, an offshoot of Indian Railways, is the largest container rail operator in the country, with a nationwide inland container depot (ICD) network.
According to industry sources, APMM has participated in a series of pre-bidding sessions ...
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