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CCEC prices Greek bond offering

By LNG Prime Staff
CCEC prices Greek bond offering
For illustration only (Image: CCEC)

LNG carrier owner Capital Clean Energy Carriers (CCEC) has priced a 250 million-euro ($295.6 million) offering of unsecured bonds to investors in Greece.

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