Ramlösa Shipping Profits from Strategic Stake Sale in Container Ship Perseus
Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus with a 58% profit, reinvesting to achieve 20% returns and planning substantial shareholder distributions.
Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus with a 58% profit, reinvesting to achieve 20% returns and planning substantial shareholder distributions.
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Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus with substantial profit, plans reinvestment to strengthen portfolio amid stable shipping market.
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Ramlösa Shipping sells majority stake in container ship Perseus, achieving a 58% return and planning reinvestment aligned with its 20% annual return target.
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