The Norwegian offshore carrier Farstad Shipping has signed contracts on four of the company's vessels for a total of about USD 73.3 million.
The contracts mean that two vessels, which have otherwise been laid up, will now be put back to work, writes Farstad Shipping in a corporate statement to the Oslo Stock Exchange.
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