-- アカストール（AKAST.OL）の子会社DDWオフショアは、保有する船舶「スカンディ・エメラルド」を2,300万ドルで売却することに合意した。 月曜日に発表されたプレスリリースによると、2012年売買契約書の修正条項に基づくこの合意は、慣例的な要件を満たした上で、2026年第2四半期に完了する予定である。 ノルウェーの石油サービス投資会社であるアカストールは、今回の売却により、子会社の回転信用枠が1,600万ドルから800万ドルに減少すると付け加えた。
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