The
new
company
DNV
KEMA,
to
be
led
by
KEMA
chief
executive
Thijs
Aarten,
will
be
based
in
Arnhem,
the
Netherlands.
Aarten
will
report
to
a
supervisory
board
chaired
by
DNV
chief
executive
Henrik
Madsen.
The
terms
of
the
deal
were
not
disclosed,
but
analysts
say
it
will
create
a
powerful
new
global
energy
consulting,
testing
and
certification
group
with
a
combined
turnover
of
around
€300m.
KEMA
had
revenues
last
year
of
around
€245m
and
a
profit
of
€20m.
DNV’s
sustainability
business
had
revenues
of
around
€50m.
DNV
KEMA
will
comprise
some
1,800…
