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German Hapag Lloyd

German Hapag-Lloyd shareholders approve capital increase

byCT Report
30/05/2017
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FRANKFURT: Shareholders of German shipping group Hapag-Lloyd on Monday approved a $400 million rights issue to fund a planned merger with United Arab Shipping Company, a company spokesman said.

The two companies last week announced the completion of a deal to create the world’s fifth-biggest shipping company.

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The capital increase, approved at the company’s annual general meeting in Hamburg, is due to be completed within six months.

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