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8 August 2026

SeaLead ceases trading following US sanctions

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Source reporting: Container News

SeaLead ceases trading following US sanctions

Singapore-based SeaLead Shipping has ceased trading after US sanctions prevented the company from continuing its operations. SeaLead has filed for voluntary liquidation, while the company has appointed a liquidator. The shipping company said it remained solvent when it submitted the filing. Moreover, SeaLead maintains that its assets can cover all outstanding debts within one year. OFAC sanctions affect SeaLead operations The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned 16 vessels chartered by SeaLead.

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