Founded by Svendborg, Denmark in 2003, it operated 55 vessels through 10 offices at the end of 2012.[1] The company was the operator of the ship MV Thorco Cloud, which sank in the Singapore Strait following a collision in December 2015.[2]
A decade after its founding, it merged with Clipper Projects in July.[3] Formerly a subsidiary of the Thornico Group of Companies, the Danish operator had 15 offices in 13 countries and operated a fleet of about 70 multipurpose ships of sizes between 7,800 and 20,000 DWT.
On July 3, 2023, Thorco Projects was acquired by Norden and its assets integrated into a new company unit, Norden Projects & Parcelling.[4][5]
Referencesedit
^"Rederi vokser med raketfart" (in Danish). Fyns Stifttidende. Retrieved 2013-07-21.
^"Danish Freighter Sinks After Colliding With Chemical Tanker". Sky News. 17 December 2015. Retrieved 2022-10-05.
^"Clipper Projects fusionerer med Thorco Shipping" (in Danish). Søfart. Retrieved 2013-06-11.
thorco, shipping, thorco, projects, danish, shipping, company, based, copenhagen, denmark, thorco, projects, sthe, thorco, isadora, port, abidjancompany, typeprivateindustryshippingfounded2003, years, 2003, svendborg, denmarkdefunct2023, year, 2023, fateacquir. Thorco Projects A S was a Danish shipping company based in Copenhagen Denmark Thorco Projects A SThe Thorco Isadora in the port of AbidjanCompany typePrivateIndustryShippingFounded2003 21 years ago 2003 in Svendborg DenmarkDefunct2023 1 year ago 2023 FateAcquired by Norden and integrated into Norden Projects amp ParcellingSuccessorNorden Projects amp ParcellingHeadquartersCopenhagen DenmarkKey peopleThomas Mikkelsen CEO OwnerThornico Group of Companies 2003 23 Norden 2023 Websitewww wbr thorcoprojects wbr comOverview editFounded by Svendborg Denmark in 2003 it operated 55 vessels through 10 offices at the end of 2012 1 The company was the operator of the ship MV Thorco Cloud which sank in the Singapore Strait following a collision in December 2015 2 A decade after its founding it merged with Clipper Projects in July 3 Formerly a subsidiary of the Thornico Group of Companies the Danish operator had 15 offices in 13 countries and operated a fleet of about 70 multipurpose ships of sizes between 7 800 and 20 000 DWT On July 3 2023 Thorco Projects was acquired by Norden and its assets integrated into a new company unit Norden Projects amp Parcelling 4 5 References edit Rederi vokser med raketfart in Danish Fyns Stifttidende Retrieved 2013 07 21 Danish Freighter Sinks After Colliding With Chemical Tanker Sky News 17 December 2015 Retrieved 2022 10 05 Clipper Projects fusionerer med Thorco Shipping in Danish Sofart Retrieved 2013 06 11 Norden completes Thorco Projects acquisition Heavy Lift amp Project Forwarding International Retrieved 2023 07 31 Projects amp Parcelling Norden A S Retrieved 2023 07 31 nbsp This Danish corporation or company article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte nbsp This transport corporation related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vteExternal links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Thorco Shipping amp oldid 1190525712, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
