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1993
Nikolaus H. Schües, son of Nikolaus W. Schües, joines the company in 1993. This year marks the privatization of the former East German state-owned shipping company, the Deutsche Seereederei Rostock. A Hamburg-based merchant and long-time business associate of Laeisz, is particularly interested in the DSR's real estate and tourism activities and purchases the DSR jointly with Nikolaus W. Schües, who as a shipowner, is keenly interested in the shipping division. The fleets of both the Deutsche Seereederei (DSR) and the F. Laeisz Schiffahrtsgesellschaft merge into the Reederei F. Laeisz, a major step positioning the Laeisz group back among the leading European shipping companies.
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1995
In cooperation with M.M. Warburg Bank, the “Hamburgische Seehandlung“ is founded in 1995 in order to enable the Laeisz Group to offer sound financial services on the capital market.
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1996
Martini Chartering is founded and soon becomes one of the leading broker firms for container tonnage.
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1999
The Schües family takes over all shares of Reederei F. Laeisz, thus becoming once again the sole owner, with a fleet of over 40 modern container ships, bulk carriers, reefers and ferries. The research vessel POLARSTERN, represented by the Alfred Wegener Institute in Bremerhaven, is managed for the Federal Republic of Germany.
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2004
The two managing partners of the Reederei F. Laeisz, Nikolaus W. Schües and Nikolaus H. Schües, purchase all of the corporate shares, including all rights resulting from the rich history of the "Flying-P-Line", from the owners of the open trading company incorporated in Messrs F. Laeisz. After 20 years, the circle of this interim stage in the long company history of F. Laeisz is closed.
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 Research-Vessel "Polarstern" |
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