Bpost, the Belgian state has as a large shareholder, while PostNL is fully privatised. Van Gerven experiences the comments as “straight leg income”, so he says to The Telegraph.
The astonished Van Gerven that “liberal members of the government as exhausts on a stock exchange listed company with international shareholders”, so he says to the newspaper.
“That fictions which the state here, the strings pull, I want to straighten out. The state is the majority shareholder, that is correct. But we have a governance structure of international standard,” says Van Gerven.
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“We are floating a listed company, and no extension of the state”, says Van Gerven further. “Our shareholders believe in our own course’.’. The director also notes that shareholders like Blackrock and the Norwegian staatsinvesteringsfonds unwanted governmental would never allow.
That Bpost would take advantage of state aid, for example, via krantenbezorging, calls Van Gerven further nonsense. “We get a small compensation because we have the newspapers in the whole of Belgium deliver. The state considers the spread of the press as an important part of the democracy. Rich is Bpost had not."
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