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Seacor Marine’s biggest shareholder pushes for fleet sale worth north of $1bn
The largest shareholder of Seacor Marine has sent a letter to the company’s board of directors urging an outright sale of the company and its fleet valued at over 1bn. Jorey Chernett, CEO of Michigan-based investment fund Pointillist Family Office, the largest shareholder of Seacor Marine, holding 7.2 of Seacor’s outstanding shares, said in the
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