Walvis Bay comes into play as MSC redesigns southern Africa network
Fresh from acquiring control of the New Container Terminal, in the Namibian port of Walvis ...
If there’s something MSC doesn’t like, corporate-wise, it’s to do things by half.
And those intimate with the DNA of the world’s leading container shipping company, have all noticed that the Swiss-Italian group has been quiet, very quiet for quite some time.
“Way too quiet,” as one source in our circles recently put it.
With that in mind, growing speculation and very brief press coverage that MSC may be readying a deal in the region of R$5bn (U$1bn) in Brazil is hardly surprising.
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