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Viking Supply Ships idles yet another vessel

The Danish-Swedish offshore carrier responds to weak market conditions and idles another vessel.

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BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND
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The struggling offshore market has prompted Viking Supply Ships to pull another vessel from the market.

The AHTS vessel Odin Viking has been withdrawn from the fleet with immediate effect, and the company is now in the process of negotiating with the crew members' unions to minimize the number of layoffs.

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