Kelly gang grabs Patrick Shipping…

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In the first major asset divestment to flow from Toll Holdings’ purchase of Patrick Corporation, Bass Strait short sea operator Patrick Shipping and its associated freight forwarding and logistics businesses have been sold to a consortium of Tasmanian companies.

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