A group of ZIM shareholders is calling for any materially revised transaction with Hapag-Lloyd and FIMI to be submitted to shareholders for approval, adding another potential hurdle to the proposed US$4.2 billion deal. The group, which says it represents more than 10% of ZIM’s shares, has sent a letter to the container carrier’s board arguing […]
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