Brief: Hapag-Lloyd Expects At Least Three Months Of Further Disruption After Hormuz Reopening
BRIEF-Hapag-Lloyd Expects At Least Three Months Of Further Disruption After Hormuz Reopening June 10 (Reuters) - Hapag-Lloyd HLAG.DE CEO in customer call:
UNCLEAR WHEN STRAIT OF HORMUZ WILL OPEN UP AGAIN; EVEN AFTER THIS NORMALISATION WILL TAKE TIME
THE LONGER THE CRISIS TAKES, THE LONGER NORMALISATION WILL TAKE - AT THIS MOMENT IT WOULD BE AT LEAST THREE MONTHS
THERE WILL BE RETHINKING OF WAYS TO SERVICE GULF REGION LONG-TERM AFTER A REOPENING OF HORMUZ, BUT A LOT WILL GO BACK TO WHAT IT WAS BEFORE THE IRAN WAR
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(Reporting by Elke Ahlswede and Berlin newsroom)
((berlin.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com))
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