CMG eyes Patrick

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Leading container terminals in Australia’s top four ports could be heading into China Merchants Group (CMG) control.

In a bland statement issued this month, Asciano confirmed media reports that the group was in negotiations for “a potential sale of a non-controlling interest in its Terminals & Logistics business division”, ie Patrick.

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Leading container terminals in Australia’s top four ports could be heading into China Merchants Group (CMG) control.

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