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APM Terminals takes 60.5% stake in TCB
APM Terminals has bought a 60.5% share in TCB, a group active in Spain, Turkey and South America. The rest of the shares are in the hands of Australia's Queensland and the Portuguese Finpro. TCB has consolidated operational incomes of €35.6 million and in 2014 the group had a turnover of €244.4 million: a decrease of 12% compared to the year before. Nevertheless the profits rose by 17% to €21.7 million Euro.
APM Terminals has an office in Den Haag and is the third largest container operator in the world.
APM Terminals has an office in Den Haag and is the third largest container operator in the world.
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