CMA CGM to buy Delmas?

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Bollore has entered into exclusive talks with CMA CGM to negotiate a sale of its marine shipping interests – Delmas, Otal and Setramar and its 50 per cent stake in Sud Cargos – along with associated assets such as containers, flatracks, etc.

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