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Norwegian air shuttle sells its shares

The crisis continues for the Oslo airline

Norwegian Air Shuttle, a low-cost Airline, has been experiencing economic hardship for some time and announced today, August 19, its willingness to sell its banking activities. This maneuver will allow her to recover 222 million euros. Geir Karlsen, managing director of the carrier, said: "The sale of 17.47% of Norwegian Finns Holding (NOFI) shares to Nordic financial groups is part of the strategy...

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Oslo, Norway, 08/19/2019 12:27
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