06/06/2017at 08:29

Neas celebrates record year under new ownership

Gains were made virtually across the board at Denmark's Neas which came under new ownership in 2016. The bottom line grew 25 percent.

by MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN

Danish energy traders at Neas can add another gold star to its report card, ending 2016 with record results according to the annual report released Tuesday.

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