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Gulf Navigation, Schlumberger Western Sign Charter Deal for Well Stimulation Vessel

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Gulf Navigation (DFM:GULFNAV) entered a multi-year charter deal with SLB's Schlumberger Western for the Allianz Warrior well stimulation vessel.

The agreement has automatic renewal terms with no commodity exposure, according to a Wednesday release.

Gulf Navigation is also in the process of changing its name to Etihad Energy Holding.

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