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Jason facing the end

Jason Shipping has reported a net loss of $3.8m for the first quarter, an improvement on the loss of $6.8m posted for the final period of 2011.

BLT gets US protection

Subsidiaries of Berlian Laju Tanker have been granted Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection by the Courts of New York.

BLT gets court protection

Several subsidiaries of Berlian Laju Tanker have obtained orders from the Singapore High Court preventing their ships from being impounded while the group is working with creditors to achieve a consensual restructuring.

Lessor wants BLT ships back

FSL Trust has confirmed that subsidiaries of Berlian Laju Tanker (BLT) have defaulted on lease agreements covering three chemical tankers.

BLT halts payments

PT Berlian Laju Tanker (BLT) has called a moratorium on its debt repayments; its shares have been suspended on the Indonesia Stock Exchange as a result.

Exmar angles for contracts

Exmar has reported turnover of $453.7m in its preliminary results for 2011, up 9.6 per cent on the $413.9m recorded a year earlier. EBITDA fell, however, from $176.9m in 2010 to $139.9m.

Stolthaven still storing more

Stolthaven Terminals reports operating profit of $18.0m in the fourth quarter 2011 (three months to end November), up from $15.8m in the previous period.

Recovery still a year away for Stolt Tankers

Stolt Tankers has reported fourth-quarter operating revenues of $315.5m, down from the $327.1m recorded in the prior period.

Bertschi results hit by demand and Euro crisis

Bertschi AG has reported annual revenues of SFr 630m ($675m) for 2011, down slightly on the 2010 figure.

Stolt sees softness in tank container demand

Stolt Tank Containers has reported fourth-quarter operating revenue of $133.3m, down from $139.5m in the previous period, after a second successive quarter of softening demand.

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