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Dutch courage • Dutch transport group NedBoyd plans to buy one of West Germany's biggest road haulage firms.
13th July 1989, Page 14
13th July 1989
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Page 14, 13th July 1989
— Dutch courage • Dutch transport group NedBoyd plans to buy one of West Germany's biggest road haulage firms.
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Union-Transport has a fleet of 375 trucks and 600 light commercial vehicles and deals in national and international haulage.
The Dusseldorf-based company has a turnover of 2368 million, employs 4,300 staff and owns more than 170,000rd of storage space.
If the acquisition is successful Nedlloyd's turnover will increase by around a quarter.