Strong Financial Performance
The company ended Q3 with a net profit of $98.1 million, and a trailing 12-month net income of nearly $1.2 billion. EBITDA for the quarter was $116 million.
Fleet Expansion
Delivery of 8 newbuilding vessels and sale of 2 older tankers, generating a capital gain of $61 million. The fleet is expected to grow to 156 vessels by end of 2026.
Contract Backlog
Contract backlog stands at $2.06 billion, with an addition of $57 million on the chemical tanker segment.
Hydrogen Engine R&D Centre
Inauguration of Hydrogen Engine Research & Development Centre in partnership with JPNH₂YDRO.
Positive Market Outlook
Positive indicators in tanker supply and demand, as well as dry bulk markets, with a low order book to fleet ratio suggesting manageable future growth.