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13 October 2026

Saverys keeps cashing in on tanker values

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Saverys keeps cashing in on tanker values

Belgian shipping group CMB. TECH has continued to cash in on elevated tanker values, selling its fifth suezmax this year and locking in another $59. 6m capital gain. The Alexander Saverys-led company said it has already delivered the 2011-built, 165,000 dwt Stella to its new owner and will book the gain in the fourth quarter. CMB.

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