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October 10, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Ocean Yield Extends Lewek Connector Charter

Oslo-listed offshore vessel owner Ocean Yield has extended the bareboat charter contract for the subsea construction vessel Lewek Connector. A related company of Ezra had taken the Lewek Connector on a short-term charter contract in February this year after Ocean Yield terminated a charter with EMAS

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Oslo-listed offshore vessel owner Ocean Yield has extended the bareboat charter contract for the subsea construction vessel Lewek Connector.

A related company of Ezra had taken the Lewek Connector on a short-term charter contract in February this year after Ocean Yield terminated a charter with EMAS Chiyoda Subsea (ECS). The charter was then extended with Connector 1 AS (a wholly owned subsidiary of Ocean Yield) in May for a firm period of 3 months, plus 2 months option, at a rate of USD 40,000 per day.

Ocean Yield said on Monday that the current charter, which is running until October 15, 2017, has now been extended for a firm period until November 15, 2017.

In addition, the charterer, which has not been disclosed by Ocean Yield, has further option to extend the charter until December 23, 2017, at a rate agreed in May charter extension.

Subsea World News Staff

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