FMG followed conferences in 1946 to establish a fleet for Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador, with initial capital shares of 45%, 45% and 10%. Operations began in 1947, also the formation year given by Lloyds. Colombia’s participation came through the National Federation of Coffee Growers and National Coffee Fund. Venezuela withdrew in 1953, leaving Colombia with 80% and Ecuador’s Development Bank 20%. The company was in liquidation in 1998. Rosanoski presumes continuation through Navesco, although the accounts differ: one dates Navesco to 12 December 1980, while Lloyds gives Transportadora Colombiana de Graneles, Granelco, formed in 1982 and renamed Navesco in 1997.
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