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Home›Green Marine›Mitsui USA and Vopak not to pursue intended merger North American tank terminal activities
Green Marine

July 21, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Mitsui USA and Vopak not to pursue intended merger North American tank terminal activities

Mitsui and Vopak have decided not to continue pursuing a previously-announced 50/50 joint venture regarding their tank storage activities in North America. The joint decision was reached after careful analysis of a number of unresolved issues, including the timing and outcome of all necessary approv

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Mitsui and Vopak have decided not to continue pursuing a previously-announced 50/50 joint venture regarding their tank storage activities in North America. The joint decision was reached after careful analysis of a number of unresolved issues, including the timing and outcome of all necessary approvals. The parties appreciated the opportunity to work together on this project

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