International Seaways adds VLCC as loan collateral
International Seaways, Inc. reports that on March 27, 2026 an indirect wholly owned subsidiary entered into a joinder agreement to the Company’s existing $500 Million RCF credit facility.
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International Seaways, Inc. reports that on March 27, 2026 an indirect wholly owned subsidiary entered into a joinder agreement to the Company’s existing $500 Million RCF credit facility. The subsidiary becomes a subsidiary guarantor under the facility’s loan documents and pledges a VLCC tanker it owns as collateral.
The pledged VLCC serves as a Substitution Vessel, replacing assets that were previously sold or otherwise released from the collateral pool under the revolving credit facility.
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Joinder Agreement financial
Credit Agreement financial
subsidiary guarantor financial
VLCC tanker financial
Substitution Vessel financial
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