Famatown Finance Reports $25.01 Million Disposal of International Seaways Common Shares

By Public Technologies
  • Famatown Finance, a 10% owner of International Seaways, sold 203,738 shares of common stock, no par value, Oct. 9–14, 2026.
  • The Oct. 9 sale comprised 100,000 shares at $121.551 per share.
  • Oct. 13 sales totaled 37,888 shares at $121.991 per share and 1,029 shares at $124.481 per share.
  • A further 64,821 shares were sold Oct. 14 at $125.053 per share.
  • Reported beneficial ownership fell to 6,500,566 shares following the transactions disclosed in the Form 4 dated Oct. 28, 2026.


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