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CMA CGM reinforces global offer with Delmas acquisition
published: Tuesday | September 13, 2005

CMA CGM announces the completion of the acquisition of the French shipping group, Delmas, previously wholly held by the Bollore Group.

Through this transaction, CMA CGM has acquired the Delmas, Otal, Setramar brands, a 50 per cent share in SudCargos, and Delmas' vessels, containers and headquarters in Le Havre.

In West Africa, CMA CGM will become Bollore Group's partner for inland logistics and for the network of agencies.

"Delmas is a recognised specialist in Africa and brings CMA CGM, in addition to its 49 vessels and 140,000 containers, its strong experiences and excellent reputation in transportation to and from West Africa," said Rodolphe Saade, chief executive vice-president of CMA CGM.

CMA CGM, a global carrier, seeks to build on the complementarities of both companies' routes to develop its network of services and its volume in Africa, notably from Asia, the Americas, and the Indian subcontinent, where CMA CGM has a strong presence.

Alain Wils, chief executive vice-president of CMA CGM, said, "combining Delmas' specific focus on Africa with CMA CGM's expertise in both the East-West and North-South routes is logical. The geographical complementarities of this acquisition will allow us to offer a complete range of services to our mutual clients and to develop new regular routes as a result of our fleet and market synergies."

The table above shows some of the results of the recent acquisition.

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