Arnold Eugen Reimann (landowner)

In 1923, Reimann became a co-owner of D/S Orient. In 1925, he also established the shipping company A/S Motortramp. From 1930, he held the post as deputy Chairman of D/S Orient. He gradually increased his interests in the company.^[4]

In 1946, with A/S Motortramp as a majority shareholder, D/S Orient engaged in a close operational collaboration with D/S Norden. in 1946, D/S Orient began to buy shares in D/S Norden. The acquisitions continued until Orient in 1955 had achieved the status of majority shareholder.

Reimann was married to Gunvor Reimann. They had four daughters.^[5] D/S Orient merged in 1994 with the D/S Norden, formally with D&S Orient as the continuing company but under the D/S Norden name. Reimann's daughter, Alison Johanne F. Riegels, served as deputy chairman of D/S Norden for many years. In 2016, she was succeeded by her daughter Johanne Riegels Østergård. Johanne Riegels Østergaard and her sister Alison Riegels Melchior own 15 and 10 percent of D/S Norden, respectively. The foundation Aktieselskabet Dampskibsselskabet Orient's Fond, owns between 50 and 66 percent of A/S Motortramp, which in turn owns between 25 and 33 percent of D/S Norden. F/S Norden's former head office at Amaliegade 49 is also owned by the foundation.^[6]