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22 September 2026

Hapag-Lloyd details revised ZIM proposal to address Israeli concerns

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Hapag-Lloyd details revised ZIM proposal to address Israeli concerns

Hapag-Lloyd is developing a revised proposal for its planned combination with ZIM as discussions with Israeli authorities intensify. Hapag-Lloyd CEO Rolf Habben Jansen said the company remains convinced that the transaction makes strategic sense. However, adjustments could be made to address concerns raised during the approval process. Revised proposal addresses Israeli concerns Hapag-Lloyd said it has listened to concerns raised by the Israeli government and relevant authorities. Together with its partners, the carrier is now developing an improved proposal aimed at strengthening Israel’s maritime security and independence.

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