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Analysis: Brexit may throw up a few challenges for 'lean and mean' DFDS

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To say that Denmark’s DFDS is lean and mean would be an understatement. As a sea and land transport services provider with a market cap of €2.3bn, it is a crown jewel in the logistics and transport arena.

Founded in 1866, it now operates one of the largest integrated shipping networks in Northern Europe, managing ro-ro liner traffic and passenger shipping on overnight routes.

Inbound and outbound UK flows have been critical to its success since its inception – but will Brexit ...

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