C3is Inc. Agrees to Acquire 2011 Product Tanker for $22.9 Million

Reuters01-21 05:51
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/CISS">C3is</a> Inc. Agrees to Acquire 2011 Product Tanker for $22.9 Million

C3is Inc. has entered into an agreement to acquire a 2011 South Korean-built product tanker with a capacity of 47,203 deadweight tons for $22.9 million from an entity affiliated with Brave Maritime Corp Inc. The purchase price was determined using independent valuations, and the transaction was approved by the company's independent directors. Delivery of the vessel is expected between the first and second quarters of 2026, with the option for C3is Inc. to pay for the vessel one year after the agreement date without interest. Following this acquisition and a previously announced product tanker purchase, the company's fleet will consist of six vessels with a total capacity of 310,667 deadweight tons.

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