Hunter Group only recently sold off its last remaining tanker, and now the company is looking at three potential investment items within shipping.

”We are still working on some projects, and if they are to materialize, our plan is to reach out to shareholders to find out if they could be interested in joining our investments,” says CEO Erik Frydendal to Norwegian daily Finansavisen.

In a stock exchange announcement issued on Thursday, Hunter Group called for an extraordinary general meeting on Jan. 19.

”In the board of director’s opinion, the distribution proposal is appropriate. After the distribution, the company will have adequate equity and liquidity,” the message reads.

Hunter Group is controlled by shipping investor Arne Fredly.

Hunter Group commanded a fleet of seven VLCC ships, all legally owned by subsidiary Hunter Tankers.

English edit: Simon Øst Vejbæk

Hunter Group has divested its entire fleet

Hunter Group generates profit and only has one ship left

Hunter Tankers sells entire fleet