Seamec's 'SEAMEC SWORDFISH' Vessel Off-Hired Due to Breakdown
The off-hiring of one vessel due to breakdown will lead to a temporary loss of charter revenue and operational disruption, but the company expects it to return to service after rectification.
The company's vessel 'SEAMEC SWORDFISH' has been off-hired due to a breakdown, indicating operational disruption and potential temporary loss of revenue.
* Seamec Limited's vessel "SEAMEC SWORDFISH" has been off-hired. * The off-hire is due to a breakdown, which is currently being rectified. * The company stated that the vessel will go back on charter upon rectification of the defect. * The event occurred on August 28, 2025, at 12:41 hours.
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