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Home›News›BW Group to Buy 36.3 Pct Stake in Hafnia Tankers
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July 9, 2018 · about 8 years ago

BW Group to Buy 36.3 Pct Stake in Hafnia Tankers

BW Group has signed an agreement to buy a 36.3% stake in Hafnia Tankers.

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Bermuda-based BW Group has entered into a definitive agreement to buy a 36.3% stake in Hafnia Tankers, a shipping company formed by the management team of former Tankers Inc.

The majority of the shares will be acquired through BTS, a collaboration between Blackstone-managed funds, Tufton Oceanic and Hartmann, and the balance purchased directly from certain Blackstone-managed funds.

Combined with recent purchases from other shareholders, BW Group will own 43.5% of Hafnia Tankers.

“We see a good cultural fit between the organisations, as well as the opportunity to further integrate the fleets and provide even better service to customers in the product tanker markets,” Carsten Mortensen , CEO of BW Group, said.

BW Tankers currently owns and operates a fleet of 55 product tankers in the LR2, LR1 and MR segments including newbuildings.

Hafnia Tankers has a fleet of 47 product tankers in the LR1, MR and SR segments including 4 newbuildings and the company’s common shares are traded on the Norwegian OTC market.

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