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Saverys now owns 94.36 percent stake in Belgium’s Exmar

By LNG Prime Staff
Saverys now owns 94.36 percent in Belgium's Exmar
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Nicolas Saverys and his family now hold 94.36 percent of Exmar shares following another attempt to take the Belgian gas shipping firm private.

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