The amount by which the cash or proceeds received from disposing of an asset exceed that asset’s carrying (book) value on the company’s balance sheet, after accounting for any direct selling costs; think of it like selling a used car for more than its remaining value in your ledger. It matters to investors because net book gains flow into reported earnings and can affect cash, taxes, and the apparent profitability of a company’s asset sales, so they help explain one-time boosts or declines in results.
net cash proceedsfinancial
The actual cash a company receives from a financing or sale after subtracting direct transaction costs such as bank and legal fees, commissions, taxes and other closing expenses. Think of it like selling a house and keeping what’s left after paying the realtor and closing costs — it’s the money that truly lands in the company’s account. Investors watch net cash proceeds because they determine how much cash is available for growth, paying down debt, dividends or share buybacks and therefore affect financial strength and valuation.
newbuildingtechnical
A newbuilding is a contract to construct a brand-new ship at a shipyard, similar to ordering a custom vehicle that will be delivered at a future date. For investors, newbuilding orders matter because they signal planned fleet growth or renewal, require large upfront or staged payments, and affect future revenue capacity, capital commitments, and exposure to changes in shipping demand or construction costs.
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SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
BW LPG Limited (“BW LPG” or the “Company”, OSE ticker code: “BWLPG.OL”, NYSE ticker code: “BWLP”) is pleased to announce that its 52%-owned subsidiary, BW LPG India, has entered into an agreement to sell the 2007-built BW Elm for continued trading.
On a 100% basis, the sale of BW Elm is expected to generate a net book gain of approximately US$36 million and net cash proceeds of around US$64 million.The vessel is scheduled for delivery to the buyer by mid-August.
Kristian Sørensen, CEO of BW LPG, says “By selling the BW Elm we continue capitalising on strong second-hand values for older vessels, selling a 2007-built asset at a level equivalent to a newbuilding price of about US$248 million. This reflects the strength and agility of our commercial platform and its ability to create value through opportunistic asset play as we are divesting older ships while investing in new tonnage”.
About BW LPG
BW LPG is the world’s leading owner and operator of LPG vessels, with a fleet of about 50 Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGCs), including over 20 vessels powered by LPG dual-fuel propulsion technology. Building on over five decades of LPG shipping experience, the company is strengthened by an in-house LPG trading division and the commercial expertise to explore investments in value chain assets. Together, these capabilities enable BW LPG to provide trusted and reliable services for sourcing and delivering LPG to customers worldwide. Delivering energy for a better world – more information about BW LPG can be found at www.bwlpg.com.
BW LPG is associated with BW Group, a leading global energy and maritime company involved in shipping, deepwater oil & gas production, renewable energy and digital infrastructure. BW controls a fleet of over 400 vessels transporting oil, gas and dry commodities. In the infrastructure space, the group operates in wind, batteries, water, subsea cable networks and data centres. www.bw-group.com
