The time charter equivalent revenues from these two fixtures, over the duration of the respective contacts is expected at a minimum $110 million and could reach $300 million should employment be extended to its maximum period.
“We are immensely proud to have further solidified our relationship with one of the world’s top oil majors which again highlights’ TEN’s position as an “owner of choice” to “blue-chip” charterers across the globe,” Mr. George Saroglou, COO of TEN commented. “This latest chapter in TEN’s growth policy, having already taken delivery of 15 fully employed vessels, underlines the Company’s strategy to grow responsibly while fortifying the fleet’s cash generating ability for the years to come,” Mr. Saroglou concluded.
Source: Company Press Release.
