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Preussag hopes to use the addition of Thomson's aircraft to negotiate cheaper fuel, for instance.
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Like many before it, Preussag would rather overpay than be leapfrogged by an arch-rival.
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Preussag hopes to finance the deal, in part, by floating half of its Hapag-Lloyd logistics arm on the stockmarket.
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When he took over at Preussag in 1994, it was best known for its stodgy mining and engineering interests.
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Mr Frenzel says that Preussag will concentrate on Thomson for now, but still has gaps in Europe to fill, such as France.
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Mr Frenzel brushes aside the negative reaction to the deal Preussag's shares fell by more than a tenth by insisting that it is too early for the market to see its full potential.
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