CMB.TECH sells Suezmax tanker Stella: a transaction worth nearly 60 million dollars
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The maritime transport company CMB.TECH NV has officially announced the sale of its Suezmax vessel named "Stella". The ship, built in 2011 with a cargo capacity of 165,000 deadweight tons (dwt), was sold to a buyer whose name has not yet been disclosed.
The financial transaction was successfully completed, bringing a significant capital gain to the company's coffers. According to data released by the company, the sale generated approximately 59.6 million dollars. This positive result will be officially recorded in the financial statements for the fourth quarter of 2026.
The sale of the "Stella" is part of CMB.TECH's fleet management strategy, which aims to optimize its naval resources in a constantly evolving global maritime transport market. Suezmax vessels are essential for transporting crude oil across international routes, making these assets particularly sought after in the sector.
This type of transaction is common among large shipping companies, which periodically renew their fleets by selling older units to invest in more modern technologies or to consolidate their financial position. The operation confirms CMB.TECH's strength in the international maritime market and its ability to generate value through the strategic management of its assets.
Sources: MarketScreener Italia
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