CAT sold to Albateam

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Subject to EU regulatory approvals, Renault is selling its CAT (Cie d’Affr�tement et de Transport) logistics arm to Albateam, a consortium made up of UK-based AutoLogic (40 per cent), Wallenius Wilhelmsen Lines (20 per cent) and TNT Logistics (20 per cent).

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