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Fiscal Year 2025
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Q4 2025 delivered record time charter earnings, though EBITDA and net income declined due to increased vessel dockings. Strong market conditions and new vessel deliveries support a positive 2026 outlook, with high contract coverage and continued focus on sustainability.
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The company is pursuing growth by expanding its combination carrier fleet, focusing on efficiency and sustainability, and maintaining strong financial discipline. Decarbonization efforts continue despite regulatory delays, with ambitious emission reduction targets and a clear dividend policy supporting shareholder value.
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Q3 2025 delivered strong financial and operational results, with EBITDA up 33% and dividends rising to $0.12 per share. Both CABU and CLEANBU segments outperformed benchmarks, and the outlook for Q4 and 2026 remains positive, supported by robust market conditions and newbuild deliveries.
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Q2 2025 saw strong earnings growth, higher dividends, and improved market conditions in both dry bulk and product tanker segments. New vessel deliveries and refinancing support a positive outlook, with Q3 expected to be even stronger.
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Q1 results showed lower earnings due to weak dry markets, but product tankers remained resilient. Guidance for Q2 points to improved earnings, with strong contract coverage and flexibility in trading. Geopolitical risks and regulatory changes remain key uncertainties.
Fiscal Year 2024
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Full-year 2024 saw record TCE earnings and strong returns, despite a weak Q4 driven by soft product tanker and dry bulk markets. Solid liquidity, continued dividends, and a positive outlook for 2025 are supported by contract coverage, newbuild deliveries, and ongoing decarbonization efforts.
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Achieved strong Q3 results with average TCE of $34,050/day and stable $0.30 dividend, outperforming benchmarks despite weaker markets. Transitioned technical management to OSM Thome and invested in wind-assisted propulsion for new builds, supporting future efficiency and emissions goals.
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Record half-year results driven by strong product tanker and improving dry bulk markets, with Q2 fleet earnings at $38,376 per day and a $0.30 per share dividend. Outlook remains positive for H2 2024, supported by tight supply-demand balance and high operational flexibility.