Tanker

Hafnia fires back at criticism of oil shipments from refinery in India

The product tanker major, which is under investigation by Danish authorities and is facing pressure from investors, denies having violated any sanctions.
Hafnia, headed by CEO Mikael Skov, purely denies that there is anything to be gained from the shipping company's oil transports from the partly Russian-owned oil refinery Nayara Energy to Denmark, among other places. | Photo: Hafnia
Hafnia, headed by CEO Mikael Skov, purely denies that there is anything to be gained from the shipping company's oil transports from the partly Russian-owned oil refinery Nayara Energy to Denmark, among other places. | Photo: Hafnia
by DAG HOLMSTAD, METTE GRUBE CONDRUP

There is no case, it is all legal, and Hafnia has not violated any sanctions aimed at Russia, Russian companies or individuals.

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