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RTR: Hapag-Lloyd CEO optimistic about shipping development in India

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REUTERS reports:

German container liner Hapag-Lloyd (HLAG.DE) sees great opportunity in India where containerisation levels are still low, chief executive Rolf Habben Jansen told reporters on Thursday.

Having accompanied German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on a recent visit, he came away with optimism, Habben Jansen said at an earnings press conference.

“We are certainly committed to that market…it is going to grow faster than ...

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