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Home›Clean Fuel›Awilco closes LNG carrier pair refinancing
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January 7, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Awilco closes LNG carrier pair refinancing

Norwegian based LNG transportation provider Awilco said it has closed and completed the 10-year sale/leaseback facility with CCB Financial Leasing for its LNG carriers WilForce and WilPride.

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Awilco closes LNG carrier pair refinancing
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Norwegian based LNG transportation provider Awilco said it has closed and completed the 10-year sale/leaseback facility with CCB Financial Leasing for its LNG carriers WilForce and WilPride.

Both vessels have been sold for a gross consideration of $175.0 million per vessel including non-amortizing and non-interest bearing pre-paid charter hire of $43.75 million per vessel.

The vessels are chartered back on bareboat basis to wholly-owned units of the company for a period of up to 10 years.

Awilco LNG’s finance cost is initially expected to be reduced by about $7 million annually subject to interest rate fluctuations compared to the previous financing arrangement. The bareboat rate, which includes amortization, is expected at about $45,000 per day/per vessel in 2020.

The company has rolling repurchase options starting after three years and repurchase obligations at maturity of the facility at $37.5 million per vessel.

The company has covered in excess of 60 percent of available days in the first quarter of 2020 at an expected TCE of about $100,000 per day per vessel, and both vessels are expected available for new employment in February/March 2020.

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