Seapeak seals sale and leaseback deal for one LNG carrier

Stonepeak’s Seapeak has signed a sale and leaseback deal for one of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers. The shipping company revealed this in its second-quarter results report. According to the report, the LNG carrier in question is the 2016-built 173,400-cbm, Seapeak Oak. During June 2024, Seapeak refinanced the LNG carrier by acquiring the vessel…

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