Subscribe to RSS feedShareholder shuffle at Flinders Ports
TWO MAJOR investors have sold their holdings in South Australian ports operator Flinders Ports but chief executive Vincent Tremaine says it’s “business as usual”.
The AP Moller-Maersk Group’s global towage business Svitzer has sold all of its 14.3% shareholding to Local DIT Investments, a consortium comprised of Local Super (a South Australian-based superannuation fund focussed on local government) and Sydney-headquartered Infrastructure Capital Group (ICG)....
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