The Oslo native had a long shipping career in the US – first with Stolt-Nielsen for 17 years, and then as a partner with ...

A Norwegian court has come down in favour of New York-listed SFL Corp to the tune of $48m in relation to the 2022 redelivery ...

TradeWinds has learned that Hengli Group vice president Chen Hanlun, the son of the group’s chairman and president Chen ...

Shipping magnate has already agreed compensation deal connected to 2015 freezing order against Arcadia executives ...

Speaking on a results’ briefing Flex LNG Management chief executive Oystein Kalleklev said 95% of trading in Flex stock ...

John Fredriksen-controlled Flex LNG boasts a substantial 62 years of charter backlog on its 13-ship fleet and could see this extended out to 96 years if charterers declare optional hire periods in ...

Former Frontline chief executive Robert Hvide Macleod has joined forces with Norway’s Siglar Carbon to reduce carbon cost ...

Fearnley Securities is tipping VLCC stocks to outperform in 2025, with DHT, Frontline and Okeanis Eco Tankers stocks as its top picks.

BW LPG’s track record is solid, with a 16% return on equity and $12 per share paid out in dividends since the IPO in 2013.

Background: John Fredriksen is a oil-tanker and shipping tycoon and owns company Frontline Ltd. In 2005 he got into the deepwater drilling business with Seadrill, which still pays him $400 million ...