APM-Maersk exits shortsea ro-ro market and sells its stake in DFDS

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By Alex Lennane

06/09/2013

APM-Maersk appears to be consolidating its interests. It announced today that it would sell its 31% stake in ro-ro and ferry operator DFDS, taking itself out of the shortsea ferry market. Is this a step towards the group looking to focus purely on its core business? Time will tell.

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