Grundartangi harbour land deal for eimskip

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Icelandic shipping line Eimskip has entered into a purchase agreement for three lots of land for industrial and port operations in the harbour area of Grundartangi, close to Reykjavik. The 2.2ha site will be used for shiploading and support operations.

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