ADNOC says three vessels attacked this week as Hormuz shipping remains severely disrupted
Continued attacks and disruption in Hormuz threaten the movement of oil and gas cargoes.
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Frontline plc →DelaysFrontline-controlled crude oil and petroleum product transport capacity
Frontline's transport capacity is directly affected because 5 of its 80 ships are reported stranded in the Persian Gulf, implying a roughly 6% fleet-level delay exposure.
“Based in Cyprus, Frontline operates a fleet of 80 ships that transport crude oil and petroleum products globally. Barstad noted that five of its tankers are currently stranded in the Persian Gulf due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.”
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