Seamec Diamond Vessel Off-Hired for Statutory Drydocking from Feb 18, 2026
Seamec Limited's vessel, SEAMEC DIAMOND, has been off-hired from its ONGC contract effective February 18, 2026, for statutory drydocking. The company will provide an update upon completion and resumption of the contract.
The off-hiring is for statutory drydocking, which is a standard operational procedure for vessels. The impact is considered low as it is a temporary situation and a resumption of the contract is expected.
The announcement is a routine operational update regarding a vessel undergoing scheduled maintenance, with no immediate positive or negative financial implications stated.
Seamec Limited has announced that its vessel, "SEAMEC DIAMOND", was off-hired from its contract with ONGC effective February 18, 2026, at 01:30 hours.
This off-hiring is necessary for the vessel to undertake statutory drydocking. The company will provide a further update once the drydocking is completed and the vessel resumes its contract.
The information regarding the off-hiring was received by Seamec Limited on February 18, 2026, at 01:55 hours.
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