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June 10, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Zim agrees to sell marine services unit

Israel-based shipping company, Zim, is going to sell its overseas marine services business for between US$130 million to US$170 million following two years during which the company struggled to overcome the container shipping downturn. According to a report in American Shipper, Zim’s parent company,

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Israel-based shipping company, Zim, is going to sell its overseas marine services business for between US$130 million to US$170 million following two years during which the company struggled to overcome the container shipping downturn. According to a report in American Shipper, Zim’s parent company, Israel Corporation, has granted an unnamed foreign company 45 days to finalise a deal.

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