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January 30, 2008 · about 18 years ago

New long-term charters for two container vessels

Ship Finance International Limited, announced today that is has signed new 12-year charters for the two 1700 TEU container vessels Sea Alfa and Sea Beta to an Asia-based regional liner company (the ‘Charterer’). The two 2005-built vessels have previously been employed on shorter-term charters, and S

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Ship Finance International Limited, announced today that is has signed new 12-year charters for the two 1700 TEU container vessels Sea Alfa and Sea Beta to an Asia-based regional liner company (the ‘Charterer’).

The two 2005-built vessels have previously been employed on shorter-term charters, and Ship Finance has now concluded 12-year employment for the vessels, consistent with our strategy to continue adding to our substantial order backlog and further strengthening of our long-term dividend capacity.

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