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August 27, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Erria in new joint venture

Erria A/S has signed a letter of intent with a yet undisclosed European partner for a joint venture, which will operate a fleet of around 85 chemical tankers and a number of port terminals. The joint venture will be a subsidiary of Erria. The announcement comes shortly after Erria’s 6-month report.

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Erria A/S has signed a letter of intent with a yet undisclosed European partner for a joint venture, which will operate a fleet of around 85 chemical tankers and a number of port terminals. The joint venture will be a subsidiary of Erria. The announcement comes shortly after Erria’s 6-month report.

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