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Home›Green Marine›Smit Internationale N.V. has the wind in its sails
Green Marine

March 9, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Smit Internationale N.V. has the wind in its sails

Ben Vree, SMIT’s CEO, comments: “It was a record year for SMIT. In 2006, we nearly doubled our net profit. We had the wind in our sails in nearly all our divisions, particularly during the second half of the year. Our associated companies also performed exceedingly well. Only the growth of the Termi

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Ben Vree, SMIT’s CEO, comments: “It was a record year for SMIT. In 2006, we nearly doubled our net profit. We had the wind in our sails in nearly all our divisions, particularly during the second half of the year. Our associated companies also performed exceedingly well. Only the growth of the Terminals Division lagged behind.

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