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Cosco Takeover Halted: Germany Bans Sale of Hamburg's Zippel to Chinese

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The German government has stopped the sale of 80 percent of Hamburg logistics company Zippel to the Chinese state shipping line Cosco. The Federal Cartel Office had approved the deal, but the government is now intervening on security grounds.

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TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Cosco Takeover Halted: Germany Bans Sale of Hamburg's Zippel to Chinese.

The German government has prohibited the sale of 80 percent of Hamburg logistics company Zippel to the Chinese state shipping line Cosco. Focus and Spiegel report in agreement that the move is justified by threats to the country's security.

As the Handelsblatt reports, the Federal Cartel Office had previously approved the deal. The German government is now stopping the transaction, thereby overriding the antitrust assessment of the competition authority.

Zippel is a Hamburg-based logistics company. The buyer would have been Cosco, one of the world's largest shipping companies, which is owned by the Chinese state.

Status: Further details to follow.

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