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Saverys launches new takeover bid for Exmar

By LNG Prime Staff
Saverys launches new takeover bid for Exmar
For illustration only (Image: Exmar)

Saverex, the holding company of Nicolas Saverys’ family, has launched a new public takeover bid for Belgium’s Exmar as it attempts to take the shipping company private.

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