Cargo upturn gives hope for Wilh. Wilhelmsen
AN INCREASE in cargo volumes in the last quarter of 2009 failed to offset poor market conditions during the rest of the year for Oslo-listed Wilh. Wilhelmsen Group.
However, the company said ro-ro markets would continue to recover in most regions as activity increased for car sales and other heavy cargoes.
The family-controlled group reported full-year income of US$2.5bn for 2009, compared with US$3.4bn a year earlier. Net...
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