Tallink reveals plans for Silja after acquisition

Lorna Strickland

15-Jun-2006

ESTONIA. Estonian ferry operator Tallink has confirmed it will buy rival Silja Line from US owner Sea Containers but Tallink said it has no plans to merge the two operators' duty-free buying divisions

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As part of the deal, worth €450m ($593m), Sea Containers will receive 5m shares in Tallink. The agreement, scheduled for completion by July 28, will give Tallink new routes between

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