Frontline takes another big hit from impairments
Impairments on several VLCCs once again took a big hit on John Fredriksen's Frontline, which finished the 3rd quarter with a net deficit of USD 59.6 million. The carrier's board is chasing solutions in an effort to restructure the company's debt.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The net deficit grew in the 3rd quarter for tanker carrier Frontline, which - including impairments - suffered a loss of USD 59.6 million, worse than the same period last year, where the carrier noted a USD 36.4 million deficit, according to the interim report.
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