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News / Assets sale boosts CMA CGM in Q1: 'market conditions are poor but profits are up'

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CMA CGM's tower, and Ceva's new home Photo: Christian Richters/ Zaha Hadid
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CMA CGM moved back into the black in the first quarter, thanks to the sale of terminals, and the carrier remains bullish about the outlook despite the impact of Covid-19 on its liftings.

The French transport and logistics group recorded a $48m net profit for Q1, ...

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