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Home›Green Marine›Stealthgas Enters Into Agreement To Purchase LPG Carrier
Green Marine

June 18, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Stealthgas Enters Into Agreement To Purchase LPG Carrier

Stealthgas Inc. said it has entered into an agreement to acquire its 28th LPG carrier, the M/V “Batangas,” for US$9.4 million with expected delivery in early July 2006. “Batangas” is a Fully-Pressurized LPG carrier built in Japan in 1995 with a capacity of 3,300 cubic meters. Upon delivery, “Batanga

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Stealthgas Inc. said it has entered into an agreement to acquire its 28th LPG carrier, the M/V “Batangas,” for US$9.4 million with expected delivery in early July 2006. “Batangas” is a Fully-Pressurized LPG carrier built in Japan in 1995 with a capacity of 3,300 cubic meters. Upon delivery, “Batangas” will be immediately deployed under a bareboat charter to a major gas trader at a rate of USD 106,000 per calendar month until July 2008.

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