Rubico takes final product tanker of series being built in China
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- Rubico takes final product tanker of series being built in China
- Nasdaq-listed spin-off Rubico has bought the final tanker in a series of 10 ships ordered by its main shareholder, Evangelos Pistiolis.
- The company said in its annual report that a deal was agreed last month for an MR under construction at Guangzhou Shipyard International in China.
- The seller, private Pistiolis company Central Mare, has arranged a sale-and-leaseback financing agreement with a major Chinese leasing company.
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Nasdaq-listed spin-off Rubico has bought the final tanker in a series of 10 ships ordered by its main shareholder, Evangelos Pistiolis.
The company said in its annual report that a deal was agreed last month for an MR under construction at Guangzhou Shipyard International in China.
The seller, private Pistiolis company Central Mare, has arranged a sale-and-leaseback financing agreement with a major Chinese leasing company.
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