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November 14, 2006 · about 20 years ago

German shipping firm comes to India

India’s booming economy and its potential continue to attract big-ticket business groups. The latest one to drop anchor on the Indian shores is Germany-based Peter Dohle group, one of the world’s largest privately held shipowners. The group owns about 100 vessels and controls another 240 ships. It i

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India’s booming economy and its potential continue to attract big-ticket business groups. The latest one to drop anchor on the Indian shores is Germany-based Peter Dohle group, one of the world’s largest privately held shipowners.

The group owns about 100 vessels and controls another 240 ships. It is planning to add 60 owned ships to its fleet over the next four years.

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