Comment / Supply Chain Radar: AP Møller Mærsk Group Q3 out, all eyes on Twill

© Vladimir Serebryanskiy maersk bunker oil

© Vladimir Serebryanskiy

By Alessandro Pasetti

14/11/2018

Just as I commented earlier today on my LinkedIn wall, it was all about damage limitation for AP Møller Mærsk Group (APMM) in the third quarter, but well before the numbers were released, the attention of most of my sources was less on the financials, and more on the strategic value of Twill.

The gang… and a new entry

The day ahead of the results, Oasis, one of my market contacts (click here to know more about my gang), warned me that “it would be interesting ...

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