Fixed-rate backlog now stands at roughly $5 billion over a 7.1-year average term after about $1.07 billion in new charter commitments, including a seven-year Hapag-Lloyd extension. Earnings topped expectations on both lines, and a seven-tanker sale should deliver about $275 million in net cash by Q1 2027. The 91st straight dividend, $0.22 a share, goes ex on December 15.
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