German banks to blame for yards’ order woes
- Monday 06 September 2010, 15:59
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- Finance
GERMANY’s Meyer Werft yard has criticised domestic banks, saying they are to blame for the loss of contracts from German yards to rival Asian shipbuilders.German yards need newbuilding orders worth around €3bn ($3.9bn) per year in order to survive, managing partner Bernard Meyer told...
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