Scorpio Tankers agrees to buy four newbuilding tankers for USD 415.6 million

By Public Technologies
  • Scorpio Tankers agreed to buy four newbuildings, including two LR2 product tankers at USD 72.8 million each.
  • Two scrubber-fitted VLCC newbuildings priced at USD 135 million each, with deliveries expected in September and October 2028.
  • LR2 newbuildings slated for construction at Jiangsu Hantong, with deliveries expected in October and November 2029.
  • Fleet renewal partly funded by planned sales of three product tankers for a combined USD 180.5 million, expected to close by end-2026.


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