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Comment / Supply chain radar: CMA CGM + Ceva + Geodis – the endgame

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A likely French revolution in global logistics has put my brain in motion lately, given a number of domestic scenarios I’ve drafted that not only are compelling on paper, but also make a lot of sense in strategic and politic terms – and one stands above all: CMA CGM + Ceva Logistics + Geodis.

Give it time, it could well be the endgame. Here’s why.

SNCF 

Parent rail company SNCF Mobilités Group (SNCF), which is state-owned, and its subsidiary Geodis, are two peculiar ...

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