Havila Crusader, image: Havila
Havila Shipping (OSLO:HAVI) announced today they have entered into new contracts with Statoil for their platform supply vessels, Havila Clipper and Havila Crusader.
The Havila Clipper contract is for a firm period of four months with four optional periods for one month.
The Havila Crusader contract is for a firm period of six months with two optional periods each of three months.
Both vessels will start working under new charter contract early in April
The contracts are at market terms.
Based in Norway, Havila Shipping operates 28 vessels within subsea construction, anchor handling, platform supply and multi-field rescue recovery services.
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