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ICB SHIPPING

EXCHANGE:
Stockholm

SHARE PRICE (DEC. 31, 1996):
A shares: SEK 80; B shares: SEK 79

1996 TRADING RANGE (THROUGH NOV. 26):
A shares: SEK 58 – 85; B shares: SEK 57 – 82

MARKET CAP. (AS OF SEPT. 30, 1996):
US$329,457,713

OVERVIEW
• Stockholm-based ICB operates six VLCC and six Suezmax tankers with one more on order. The vessels are used solely for the carriage of crude oil.
• All of the company’s vessels were constructed after 1990, thereby making ICB one of the world’s leading operators of modern crude oil tonnage.
• ICB’s theory is that, through superior management of first-rate tankers, the company’s vessels will receive preferential treatment from transport purchasers and will be in constant and lucrative employment.
• The company’s owned and chartered vessels are currently employed in spot market charters.

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