Kennedy Hunter’s website flag is quartered white and red with the company emblem.
Kennedy Hunter’s origins go back to Charles Bréquigny’s Antwerp freight brokerage in 1806. He became a shipbroker in 1811 and left the business to his son-in-law Bartholomew Kennedy. William Kennedy, believed to be Bartholomew’s son, partnered John Hunter in 1869. They represented Lamport & Holt and General Steam Navigation; after Kennedy’s death in 1874, Hunter added Scheldt salvage work. Conti 7 acquired the business in 1999. It later specialised in tramping and port agency, with offices at Antwerp, Ghent, Zeebrugge and Brussels.
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