Euroports mulling Multi-Service bid?

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It is understood that Euroports, the European ports group controlled by Brookfield, Arcus and Antin investment funds, is preparing a bid for Multi-Service Srl in Porto Marghera (Venice), where the group already has a strong presence in the shape of Terminal Rinfuse Italia (TRI).

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