US EditionFlemish Prime Minister Diependaele can “build a bridge” for BASF's billion-dollar investment, “but nothing permanent”
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Diependaele: 'We can build a bridge for BASF, but nothing permanent'
19:29 The Flemish government can 'build a bridge' for the billion-dollar investment that BASF is putting in Antwerp. 'But doing that permanently is nonsensical', says Flemish Prime Minister Matthias Diepend...
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Flemish Prime Minister Diependaele can “build a bridge” for BASF's billion-dollar investment, “but nothing permanent”
Flemish Prime Minister Matthias Diependaele says he wants to support “part of” the billion-dollar investment in Antwerp that put the chemical group BASF on the brink. “But we are not going to keep anything alive that is not profitable,” says Diependaele. “We can build a bridge, but doing so permanently is nonsensical.”
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