CSCL eyes terminal assets

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China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) has entered into preliminary discussions with its parent company, China Shipping (Group) Co, concerning the possible acquisition of the latter’s entire equity interest in China Shipping Terminal Development Co Ltd (CSTD) for around Yuan2B (US$281.7M).

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