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SBI Leasing inks leasing deal for TMS LNG carrier

By LNG Prime Staff
SBI Leasing inks leasing deal for TMS LNG carrier
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Japan’s SBI Leasing Services, in collaboration with France’s BNP Paribas, has signed a leasing agreement with a unit of George Economou-led TMS Group for one 2024-built LNG carrier. The LNG carrier in question is the 174,000-cbm Athos LNG. SBI Leasing announced the JOLCO (Japanese operating lease with call option) transaction with LNG Ships in a…

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