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CMA CGM and Delmas consolidate SA operations

30 Nov 2007 - by Terry Hutson
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FRENCH SHIPPING lines
Delmas Shipping South
Africa and CMA CGM South
Africa last week moved into
combined new premises in
Durban.
Since the acquisition of
Delmas Shipping by CMA
CGM the two companies
have continued operating
from separate addresses, but
from December 3 both will
operate from Durban Bay
House in Smith Street.
CMA CGM’s managing
director in South Africa
Philippe Fozzani said that
combining the offices did
not mean that Delmas was
to be absorbed into CMA
CGM.
Ronnie Govender remains
general manager for Delmas
Shipping while Fozzani is
in charge of the CMA CGM
South African operation
which also acts as agents for
Delmas Shipping.

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