Seamec Ltd. settles arbitration with Jumbo Offshore, signs consent terms.
Seamec Ltd. and Jumbo Offshore Limited reached an amicable settlement on November 6, 2025, with Seamec to contest the arrest of Jumbo's vessel in the Gujarat High Court.
The settlement is not expected to have a material impact on the company's financial position.
The announcement indicates a positive resolution of a dispute through amicable settlement, which is generally viewed favorably.
* Seamec Limited and M/s Jumbo Offshore Limited have reached an amicable settlement. * Consent terms signed on November 6, 2025. * Seamec will contest the arrest of Jumbo's vessel “Tug Maria” in the Gujarat High Court on Jumbo's behalf. * Arbitration proceedings initiated by Jumbo against Seamec will be in abeyance. * There is no material impact of the settlement on Seamec's financial position.
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