Euronext Brussels and NYSE-listed CMB.TECH NV has sold three suezmax vessels as it continues to modernise the fleet.
CMB.TECH stated in its release that the 2007-built Selena 150,205 dwt, 2007-built Cap Victor, 158,853-dwt, and Cap Felix built in 2008, 158,765 dwt, have been sold to a wholly owned subsidiary of CMB NV at yesterday’s market value, as part of the fleet rejuvenation.
The sale will generate a capital gain of 70.930 million USD, CMB.TECH added in its statement on November 9.
The vessels will be delivered to their new owner in December 2024.
To remind, Antwerp-headquartered CMB.TECH owns and operates more than 160 seagoing vessels, consisting of crude oil tankers, dry bulk vessels, container ships, chemical tankers, offshore wind vessels, tugboats and ferries.
CMB, Compagnie Maritime Belge, on the other hand, is a maritime group with its registered offices in Antwerp, and the major shareholder of CMB.TECH.
