What Crew Members Say About Sakina

Euronav announced on August 1, 2014, that the owners of the CAP Isabella, a 2013-built tanker with a deadweight tonnage of 157,258 dwt, have finalized the decision to sell the vessel to an independent third party. The CAP Isabella was previously operated under a bareboat charter by Euronav, marking a significant transition in its ownership.

In a significant maritime transaction, a vessel has been sold to a Greek buyer for an impressive $65 million. This deal underscores the continued interest and investment from Greek maritime stakeholders in acquiring high-value assets. The details surrounding the vessel’s specifications and its operational history remain undisclosed, but the successful sale highlights the competitive nature of the maritime market. As maritime investments continue to flourish, this acquisition is expected to enhance the buyer's fleet and operational capabilities.

The Greek Livanos Group has successfully secured a maritime asset, purchasing it for a considerable sum of $53.0 million. This acquisition marks another significant investment in the shipping industry for the group, underlining their ongoing commitment to expanding their fleet.