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DNB, Swedbank and Danske Bank Seek Liens on Havila Shipping Assets

By Public Technologies
  • Havila Shipping faces a new petition from DNB, Swedbank and Danske Bank for attachment liens totaling NOK 779 million.
  • The claim comprises NOK 713 million in principal and NOK 65 million in interest.
  • An October 19, 2026, disclosure reported a loss against the banks in Borgarting Court of Appeal.
  • The company plans to appeal; the deadline is November 19, 2026.
  • A December 12, 2025, disclosure reported the banks had accelerated the debt and begun seeking attachment liens over group assets.


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