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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.869.466 von Atomsk am 12.01.07 20:07:34steigt? hast du was am auge?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.003.499 von speculi am 18.01.07 09:11:41könntest du das für uns dumme in stichpunkten vielleicht eindeutschen ?????? mein englisch ist solange her (40 jahre) und nie gebraucht. danke 1erhart
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Published: 08:55 18.01.2007 GMT+1 /HUGIN /Source: Frontline Ltd /OSE: FRO /ISIN: BMG3682E1277
FRO - Sealift Ltd. Completes Private Placement
With reference to our press release dated January 14, 2007, Frontline Ltd. ("Frontline" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Sealift Ltd. ("Sealift") has successfully completed a private placement and raised $180 million in equity. Frontline has invested $60 million in the company and will thereby end up as a 33 % shareholder. The subscription was heavily oversubscribed. The equity offering was managed by Pareto Securities ASA, Carnegie ASA and Fearnley Fonds ASA.
Sealift has agreed with Frontline to acquire four heavy lift vessels where Frontline has the total responsibility for the conversion from suezmax vessels to heavy lift vessels. The price for each heavy lift vessel is $100 million after completed conversion. The first vessel, Front Sunda, is already undergoing conversion to a heavy lift vessel and estimated delivery of all the four units will be in the period April 2007 through January 2008. Three of the vessels will be chartered back to Frontline on bareboat rate of $15.000 per day per vessel for a period until the conversion takes place.
Sealift will also acquire two further suezmax sister vessels from Frontline including option contracts with a yard to convert these to heavy lift vessels. The price for each vessel being $38 million. Conversion cost for these vessels is expected to be in the region $40 to $45 million.
Sealift's total investment before conversion of vessel five and six will be $476 million, adjusted for working capital. The company will be financed through a combination of the $180 million raised in equity, a $110 million bond facility, bank loan and a short term seller credit from Frontline which will be repaid when the vessels have been delivered converted from the yard.
In order to complete this transaction Frontline and Ship Finance International Limited ("Ship Finance") has agreed to terminate the long term lease arrangement between the parties for five of the vessels involved in this deal. Frontline will buy out the outstanding lease commitments for these five Suezmax vessels for $183.7 million and will in addition receive $62.4 million from Ship Finance as a compensation for the termination of the charters. The termination payment is based on the profit-sharing agreement between the two companies.
The net profit and liquidity effects for Frontline of the transaction and the long term earnings effect can not be estimated at this stage. This will depend upon the cost and timing of the conversions, the results from the bareboat charters and most importantly the value development of Frontline's investment in Sealift.
It is expected that the completion of the transaction and the participation in Sealift will contribute materially positive to Frontline's earnings and liquidity short term as well as strengthen the Company's balance sheet and dividend capacity long term.
Chief Executive Officer of Frontline Management AS, Mr. Bjørn Sjaastad says in a comment: We are very pleased with this transaction and the response Sealift got in the market. We have through the transaction proven the point that there is significant value enhancement in finding alternative use of single hull tonnage.
Frontline will as a major shareholder in Sealift use its influence to seek further consolidation in the heavy lift market. Frontline's core strategy will however remain to be a pure crude oil transportation company. In view of this strategy, Frontline's mission in Sealift is to help establish a good high quality and profitable company and then most likely dividend the investment directly out to the Frontline shareholders.
The heavy lift market looks promising with an interesting growth ratio and an aging fleet. We are excited to be a part of a new leading player.
January 17, 2007
The Board of Directors
Frontline Ltd.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Questions should be directed to:
Bjørn Sjaastad: Chief Executive Officer, Frontline Management AS
+47 23 11 40 99/+47 906 901 30
Inger M. Klemp: Chief Financial Officer, Frontline management AS
+47 23 11 40 76/+47 957 567 27
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Published: 08:55 18.01.2007 GMT+1 /HUGIN /Source: Frontline Ltd /OSE: FRO /ISIN: BMG3682E1277
FRO - Sealift Ltd. Completes Private Placement
With reference to our press release dated January 14, 2007, Frontline Ltd. ("Frontline" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Sealift Ltd. ("Sealift") has successfully completed a private placement and raised $180 million in equity. Frontline has invested $60 million in the company and will thereby end up as a 33 % shareholder. The subscription was heavily oversubscribed. The equity offering was managed by Pareto Securities ASA, Carnegie ASA and Fearnley Fonds ASA.
Sealift has agreed with Frontline to acquire four heavy lift vessels where Frontline has the total responsibility for the conversion from suezmax vessels to heavy lift vessels. The price for each heavy lift vessel is $100 million after completed conversion. The first vessel, Front Sunda, is already undergoing conversion to a heavy lift vessel and estimated delivery of all the four units will be in the period April 2007 through January 2008. Three of the vessels will be chartered back to Frontline on bareboat rate of $15.000 per day per vessel for a period until the conversion takes place.
Sealift will also acquire two further suezmax sister vessels from Frontline including option contracts with a yard to convert these to heavy lift vessels. The price for each vessel being $38 million. Conversion cost for these vessels is expected to be in the region $40 to $45 million.
Sealift's total investment before conversion of vessel five and six will be $476 million, adjusted for working capital. The company will be financed through a combination of the $180 million raised in equity, a $110 million bond facility, bank loan and a short term seller credit from Frontline which will be repaid when the vessels have been delivered converted from the yard.
In order to complete this transaction Frontline and Ship Finance International Limited ("Ship Finance") has agreed to terminate the long term lease arrangement between the parties for five of the vessels involved in this deal. Frontline will buy out the outstanding lease commitments for these five Suezmax vessels for $183.7 million and will in addition receive $62.4 million from Ship Finance as a compensation for the termination of the charters. The termination payment is based on the profit-sharing agreement between the two companies.
The net profit and liquidity effects for Frontline of the transaction and the long term earnings effect can not be estimated at this stage. This will depend upon the cost and timing of the conversions, the results from the bareboat charters and most importantly the value development of Frontline's investment in Sealift.
It is expected that the completion of the transaction and the participation in Sealift will contribute materially positive to Frontline's earnings and liquidity short term as well as strengthen the Company's balance sheet and dividend capacity long term.
Chief Executive Officer of Frontline Management AS, Mr. Bjørn Sjaastad says in a comment: We are very pleased with this transaction and the response Sealift got in the market. We have through the transaction proven the point that there is significant value enhancement in finding alternative use of single hull tonnage.
Frontline will as a major shareholder in Sealift use its influence to seek further consolidation in the heavy lift market. Frontline's core strategy will however remain to be a pure crude oil transportation company. In view of this strategy, Frontline's mission in Sealift is to help establish a good high quality and profitable company and then most likely dividend the investment directly out to the Frontline shareholders.
The heavy lift market looks promising with an interesting growth ratio and an aging fleet. We are excited to be a part of a new leading player.
January 17, 2007
The Board of Directors
Frontline Ltd.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Questions should be directed to:
Bjørn Sjaastad: Chief Executive Officer, Frontline Management AS
+47 23 11 40 99/+47 906 901 30
Inger M. Klemp: Chief Financial Officer, Frontline management AS
+47 23 11 40 76/+47 957 567 27
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lg, speculi
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.929.703 von debull am 15.01.07 09:53:30gibts gerade billig bei Toys ´r us 
Das ist ein Heavy Lifter
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Published: 08:45 15.01.2007 GMT+1 /HUGIN /Source: Frontline Ltd /OSE: FRO /ISIN: BMG3682E1277
FRO - Development Heavy Lift Activity
In line with the strategy decided by the Board, Frontline Ltd. ("Frontline" or the "Company") is currently in the process of establishing a separate entity to develop the Company's heavy lift activity. Such a company will include up to six single hull Suezmax vessels. Five of these vessels are on long term leases from Ship Finance International Limited, and a deal is subject to reaching a mutually acceptable solution with Ship Finance International Limited for a purchase of these vessels. One vessel is currently being converted to a heavy lift vessel at Cosco shipyard in China and will be completed in April 2007. One further firm contract has been signed for a second vessel to be delivered in August 2007, and optional conversion contracts are in place with the yard for up to four more vessels.
The new company which will be named Sealift Ltd. ("Sealift"), has recruited former Chief Executive Officer ("CEO") of Dockwise Transportation N.V. Bert Bekker to be the CEO of the Sealift management organisation. Frontline is currently investigating the possibility to bring in outside investors in Sealift. It is the intention that Frontline will remain with minimum 33 % of the equity. Frontline expects a final clarification around the possible spin off of Sealift and the financial consequences of the transaction to be communicated to the market within this week.
January 14, 2007
The Board of Directors
Frontline Ltd.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Questions should be directed to:
Tor Olav Trøim, Director, Frontline Ltd: + 44 773 497 6575
Bjørn Sjaastad: Chief Executive Officer, Frontline Management AS
+47 23 11 40 99/+47 906 901 30
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lg, speculi
FRO - Development Heavy Lift Activity
In line with the strategy decided by the Board, Frontline Ltd. ("Frontline" or the "Company") is currently in the process of establishing a separate entity to develop the Company's heavy lift activity. Such a company will include up to six single hull Suezmax vessels. Five of these vessels are on long term leases from Ship Finance International Limited, and a deal is subject to reaching a mutually acceptable solution with Ship Finance International Limited for a purchase of these vessels. One vessel is currently being converted to a heavy lift vessel at Cosco shipyard in China and will be completed in April 2007. One further firm contract has been signed for a second vessel to be delivered in August 2007, and optional conversion contracts are in place with the yard for up to four more vessels.
The new company which will be named Sealift Ltd. ("Sealift"), has recruited former Chief Executive Officer ("CEO") of Dockwise Transportation N.V. Bert Bekker to be the CEO of the Sealift management organisation. Frontline is currently investigating the possibility to bring in outside investors in Sealift. It is the intention that Frontline will remain with minimum 33 % of the equity. Frontline expects a final clarification around the possible spin off of Sealift and the financial consequences of the transaction to be communicated to the market within this week.
January 14, 2007
The Board of Directors
Frontline Ltd.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Questions should be directed to:
Tor Olav Trøim, Director, Frontline Ltd: + 44 773 497 6575
Bjørn Sjaastad: Chief Executive Officer, Frontline Management AS
+47 23 11 40 99/+47 906 901 30
__________________________________________
lg, speculi
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.869.466 von Atomsk am 12.01.07 20:07:34wie vorher schon des öfteren erwähnt, sind Shortseller bei Fronntline aktiv. Die Zahl der z.Zt. ausgeliehenen Aktien ist sehr hoch. Wenn die zurückkaufen müssen, steigt der Kurs. Wenn Du die Anzahl der verliehenen Aktien mit den Kursen der Vergangenheit vergleichst, ist das sehr aufschlussreich.
Was ist denn jetzt los? Gibt's einen konkreten Grund, warum die so steigt? Wollte eigentlich ende des Monats ein bisschen nachlegen... so wird das aber teuer 
Einsammlen, nur bin ich voll invest. aber ich hoffe noch zum zuge zu kommen
Hey Frontliner,
in den USA zieht der Kurs an
Bei 30 Dollar hat Frontline wahrscheinlich den Boden erreicht.
Mal abwarten, wie es die nächsten Tage weitergeht
in den USA zieht der Kurs an
Bei 30 Dollar hat Frontline wahrscheinlich den Boden erreicht.
Mal abwarten, wie es die nächsten Tage weitergeht
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