Maersk Suppy Service's revenue takes a dive
Maersk Supply Service, which together with Maersk Tankers will be separated from Maersk, lost USD 11 million in the third quarter. A battle for survival between carriers has been unleashed onto the market, says the company.
by OLE ANDERSEN
Revenue is trickling away at Maersk Group's struggling offshore carrier Maersk Supply Service, which came out of the third quarter with a deficit of USD 11 million (EUR 9.89).
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