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Norton Lilly International has extended its United States network to Hawaii through the acquisition of TheoDavies Marine Agencies in Honolulu - part of Jardine Shipping Agencies' network.

  The sale will allow Jardine Shipping to focus its attention on the Asia-Pacific region, where its network covers 10 countries and territories. Norton Lilly, meanwhile, will provide agency services in Hawaii as part of its extensive US operations.

  TheoDavies Marine - a unit of Theo H. Davies & Co founded in Hawaii in 1845 and which grew into one of Hawaii's 'Big Five' companies - has major interests in industrial equipment, car dealerships and food services.

  Jardines bought it in 1973.

  The company has been renamed Norton Lilly Hawaii.

  Co-operation between Jardine and Norton Lilly will continue as both are founder-members of the Association of International Shipping Agents, a closely-knit global alliance of ship agency companies serving shipowners and operators worldwide.

  Frank Abreu, formerly vice-president of TheoDavies Marine, has been named president of Norton Lilly Hawaii.



Jardine Shipping sells US agency