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Golden Ocean makes third change to management in less than a year

Golden Ocean is on the lookout for a new COO after Thomas Semino has "reached an agreement" with management to step down from his position, John Fredriksen's dry bulk carrier informs.

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Golden Ocean makes changes to its executive management once again.

This time it is the company's COO, Thomas Semino, who bids farewell to the dry bulk carrier, which is controlled by Norwegian-Cypriot John Fredriksen.

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