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Flex LNG expects 2025 to be in line with last year

By LNG Prime Staff
Flex LNG expects 2025 to be in line with last year
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Norwegian shipping firm Flex LNG, the owner of 13 liquefied natural gas carriers, expects its financial performance in 2025 to be in line with what the company has achieved in 2024 despite a weak market. Flex LNG reported revenues of $355 million in 2024, down from $371 million in 2023 and a rise compared to…

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