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62% of IHC Merwede to the Dutch society of Indofin investments
10% are stopped by the Rabo Capital (group Rabobank) and 28% from management and the staff
July 1, 2013
The Dutch society of Indofin investments of the family de Bruin has acquired 62% of the capital stock of the IHC Merwede, company that has a fleet employed mainly in activity of dredging and the offshore field and that work also in the mining field is onshore that offshore. Vital remaining is stopped by the Rabo Capital of the Dutch society of private equities Rabo Private Equity (Rabobank group), that it possesses a quota 10%, and by management and staff of the same IHC Merwede with 28% of the capital.
Indofin has acquired the participation buying quotas from the others two partner. The president of Indofin, Cees de Bruin, has remembered that Indofin already has been shareholder of IHC Merwede for eight years and has emphasized that Indofin supports the strategies of business fully which got ahead from the society: "we - Bruin has explained de - have only decided to invest in a society with a growth potential in the long term and are sure of the future Prospero that is shown for IHC Merwede, in which a same time I have worked".
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