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TEN Ltd. Announces the Sale of a 2006-Built LR2 Product Tanker

Last updated: 2022/04/28 at 10:31 AM
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TEN, Ltd. (10) revealed the purchase of a 2006-built LR2 aframax tanker, one of many biggest item tankers in the field during the time of its building, to not related organizations. This purchase will create the organization $7.1 million of no-cost money, following the payment of associated financial obligation become taped when you look at the 2nd one-fourth of 2022.

“This appropriate purchase illustrates our dedication to our reported “Greenship” effort because it coincides utilizing the present purchase of four dual-fuel aframaxes on long-lasting work to a substantial end-user. Even as we continue steadily to explore and examine future choices, comparable deals can be expected,” Mr. George Saroglou, COO of TEN commented.

TEN, launched in 1993 and celebrating this present year 29 many years as a public business, is just one of the very first and a lot of set up general public delivery organizations in the field. TEN’s diversified power fleet presently comprises of 70 double-hull vessels including one suezmax DP2 shuttle tanker and four dual-fuel LNG powered aframax vessels under building, constituting a combination of crude tankers, item tankers and LNG carriers, totaling 7.9 million dwt.
Source: TEN Ltd.

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