Comment / Corrected: Maersk shrinks the share count – worth it or just a waste for the 'old guard revamp'?

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By Alessandro Pasetti

12/07/2019

(This post originally stated that APMM had acquired KK Group, while in fact the wind turbine supplier was purchased by the holding company owned by the Maersk family. An amended versions follows.)

“On 3 June 2019, A.P. Møller ? Mærsk A/S (the company) announced first phase of a share buy-back programme (…). The share buy-back programme of up to DKK10bn is to be executed during a 15-month period beginning 4 June 2019. During the first phase of the programme ...

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