France's CMA CGM says eventually will consider listing
[SINGAPORE] France's CMA CGM will eventually consider listing of the combined entity after the acquisition of Neptune Orient Lines and the venue could be Singapore, vice-chairman Rodolphe Saade said.
"Why not Singapore," Mr Saade told reporters at a news conference, about a future listing.
He said there is always appetite for more deals in the region, but our stomach will be full with NOL.
CMA CGM, the world's third-largest container shipping firm, made on Monday a S$3.4 billion offer to buy NOL to expand its presence on trans-Pacific routes.
REUTERS
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