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Awilco LNG logs net loss due to weak market

By LNG Prime Staff
Awilco LNG logs net loss due to weak market
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Norway’s Awilco LNG reported a net loss of $3.3 million in the first quarter, saying that its 2013-built LNG carrier, WilForce, traded in an “exceptionally weak” market.

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