Seamec Swordfish Vessel Resumes Charter with Safeen Al Behar Limited
The resumption of the vessel's charter directly impacts the company's operational capacity and revenue generation, as the vessel was previously off-hire, making this a significant operational and financial event.
The company's vessel, previously off-hire due to a defect, has now resumed its charter, indicating a return to revenue-generating operations and a positive resolution to an operational issue.
* Seamec Limited announced that its vessel, "SEAMEC SWORDFISH," has resumed its charter with M/s. Safeen Al Behar Limited. * The vessel resumed operations effective from 11th September 2025 at 17:35 hours. * This follows the successful redressing of a defect, which had previously led to the vessel being off-hire, as communicated in the company's letter dated 28th August 2025.
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