DOF Celebrates International Sale of PSV Skandi – High-Level Negotiation

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 13/12/2023 at 12:41

Updated on 13/12/2023 at 17:22

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DOF Rederi Sold Supply Vessel Built In 2004.

DOF Rederi, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Norway’s DOF Group, has finalized the sale of the medium-sized platform supply vessel (PSV) Skandi Captain, built in 2004, to an undisclosed international buyer. The transaction was completed on Wednesday, with delivery to the new owner scheduled for the first quarter of 2024.

DOF did not disclose the sale price but emphasized that the sale will have a ‘positive accounting effect’ for the company. The Skandi Captain, measuring 74.3 meters in length, is an MT 6009-FSV design built by Myklebust Verft in Norway, underscoring the sale’s importance for the company’s future.

Abroad: Vessel Sales on the Rise

In the first quarter of this year, the sale of vessels abroad, specifically supply ships and medium-sized platforms, had a significant accounting effect. The transaction involved the MT 6009-FSV design produced by Myklebust Verft and resulted in a considerable revenue increase for the company. The transaction marked a milestone for the company, showcasing the strength of its international market presence.

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The sale of support vessels was extremely satisfactory, exceeding previous expectations. The transaction also had a positive impact on the company’s finances, further solidifying its position in the shipping sector. The negotiation was successfully completed, resulting in a significant value for the company.

In summary, vessel sales abroad demonstrated the company’s success in the international market. The negotiations and transactions involving supply ships and medium-sized platforms were highly profitable and had an exceptionally positive accounting effect. Myklebust Verft is consolidating its position as a sector leader, maintaining its prominence with its vessel sales.

Source: AtCoMedia. Inc

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DOF Celebrates International Sale of PSV Skandi – High-Level Negotiation

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