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9 October 2026

Old LNG carriers keep changing hands

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Old LNG carriers keep changing hands

Sales of vintage large LNG carriers remain brisk as the secondhand market keeps ageing LNG tonnage afloat after the Strait of Hormuz conflict escalated in late February, with disruptions to regional LNG exports adding uncertainty to global supply.   The latest sale has been completed by South Korean shipowner and manager Kmarin Group, selling the 18-year-old, …

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