News / CSG subsidiaries sue forwarder EV Cargo over unpaid invoices

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By Alex Lennane

10/07/2023

Relations between Hong Kong’s Cargo Services Group (CSG) and forwarder EV Cargo have hit a new low, with a second lawsuit against EV and its private equity owner.

This morning, CSG subsidiaries Cargo Services Far East and CS International said they were suing EV Cargo Global Forwarding and EmergeVest over unpaid invoices.

CSG has demanded $1.7m (HK$13.2m) in a writ filed with the high court in Hong Kong, to cover “outstanding payment and contractual interest for freight forwarding and shipping services”.

The claim ...

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