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Seapeak inks sale and leaseback deals for newbuild LNG carriers

By LNG Prime Staff
Seapeak inks sale and leaseback deals for newbuild LNG carriers
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Stonepeak’s Seapeak has signed sale and leaseback deals for its five liquefied natural gas carriers which are under construction at South Korea’s Samsung Heavy and scheduled for delivery throughout 2027.

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