A.P. Moller Capital acquires 43% of Arise Ports & Logistics for $250m
The investment fund established in 2017 by Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller to develop infrastructure projects in emerging countries is joining forces with Arise Ports & Logistics.
28/01/2020 at 17h03, by Aurelie Benoit
APMC (A.P. Moller Capital), based in Copenhagen with operational management in Dubai, is acquiring 43% of Arise Ports & Logistics alongside AFC, whose stake increases from 21% to 26%. Olam International Ltd sees its interest reduced to 31%.
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