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Historic company to be wound up

by isleofman.com 3rd July 2013

One of the Island’s most historic companies is to be wound up after 100 years.

The Ramsey Steamship Company is facing a pension bill of around a million pounds, which means it’ll be left with little working capital to continue trading.

The firm currently has two ships – the Ben Varrey and Ben Maye – and has been operating in the Irish Sea since 1913.

A spokesman says it’s hoped parts of the business, headquartered in Parliament Street in Ramsey, might be sold.
Posted by isleofman.com
Wednesday 3rd, July 2013 01:07pm.

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