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As we have previously discussed, not many shipping companies can better represent the story of deleveraging in recent years than Scorpio Tankers. Companies: Scorpio Tankers, Bank of America

Okeanis Eco Tankers has been a recurring name in maritime finance headlines over the past year. Companies: Okeanis Eco Tankers, National Bank of Greece, Alpha Bank, Daehan Shipbuilding Co. , E.Sun Commercial Bank

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Despite favorable issuing conditions for most shipowners, Nordic bond activity has lagged comparatively to prior years—at least amongst core shipping sectors. Companies: Paratus Energy , Arctic Securities, DNB Carnegie, Pareto Securities, ABG Sundal Collier, Fearnley Securities, Fontis Finance, Seagems, Petrobas

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This week, Scorpio may not be the only major tanker owner looking to capitalize on its shares. International Seaways filed a Form S-3, enabling the company to potentially sell up to $200 million in new shares with BTIG, B. Riley Securities, Clarksons Securities, and Fearnley Securities as sales agents.

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In the world of public shipping companies, cornerstone investors, or those with significant holdings in the company, are rather commonplace—and the desire to realize these positions often leads to some notable M&A transactions. Companies: Geveran Trading, EPS Ventures, Wilhelmsen New Energy, Electric AS, Edda Wind , Norwind Offshore, North Star Shipping, Partners Group, Navigare Capital, Danske Bank

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