John Fredriksen and International Seaways continue their battle
Accusations fly between Norwegian-Cypriot shipping magnate John Fredriksen, who has become the largest shareholder of International Seaways, and the US tanker carrier’s board of directors.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
Accusations fly across the table in a stock exchange battle between Norwegian-Cypriot shipping magnate John Fredriksen and the board of US-based crude oil and product tanker carrier International Seaways, in which Fredriksen has become a major shareholder.
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