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Seapeak books $19.3 million charge as it lays off seafarers on steam LNG carriers

By LNG Prime Staff
Seapeak books $19.3 million charge as it lays off seafarers on steam LNG carriers
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Stonepeak’s Seapeak booked $19.3 million of restructuring charges in the second quarter of this year, primarily due to laying off its Spanish seafarers working on steam LNG carriers.

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