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Norwegian shipowner Fred. Olsen Production has sold the former Jahre Viking, now known as Knock Nevis, the largest tanker ever built, to an Asian company.
Sold: The 564,650 dwt Knock Nevis to be moved by the end of the year
The Oslo-listed company made US$6m from the transaction, which it will book in the fourth quarter of this year.
The 564,650 dwt Knock Nevis was delivered at a time when it was fashionable to build ultra-large crude carriers.
She was known as...
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