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Yet another Norwegian offshore carrier will be restructured

Deterioration in the offshore market is now triggering a restructuring of long-term financing at Norwegian carrier Island Offshore. As part of this, the company has temporarily suspended all payments on loan installments, whereas operations will continue as usual.

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