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Brightoil bunker tankers “688”, “666”, “639” sold to new owners

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Global Energy Trading and subsidiary of Mercuria Energy Trading bought the vessels at a Singapore auction.
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The following article was edit on 2 October (5.30pm Singapore time) to correctly reflect on the size of the bunker tankers.

Singapore-flagged bunker tankers Brightoil 688, Brightoil 666, and Brightoil 639 have been bought by bunkering firms from a sheriff’s sale held by the High Court of the Republic of Singapore, learns Manifold Times.

The 4,262 6,300 dwt Brightoil 688 has been purchased by Singapore bunker supplier Global Energy Trading, confirmed a representative. The company recently also acquired Brightoil 329.

The remaining 4,374 6,985 dwt Brightoil 666, and 7,034 dwt Brightoil 639 bunker tankers are believed to have been bought by a subsidiary of Mercuria Energy Trading, confirmed several sources.

The three bunker tankers were put up for sale by the sheriff’s office at the High Court of the Republic of Singapore during early September.

Brightoil Singapore (S’pore) Pte. Ltd. is currently in debt reorganisation activities at the High Court of Singapore. 

A chronologically organised list of articles concerning Brightoil’s potential debt reorganization is below:

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Related: Brightoil: Independent non-executive Directors leave over audit review
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Related: Dr Sit Kwong Lam returns to Brightoil as Strategic Adviser
Related: Brightoil Petroleum announces new Chairman and acting CEO
Related: Brightoil former Chairman undertook $1.4 billion in personal guarantees
Related: Official: Dr Sit Kwong Lam leaves Brightoil Petroleum Holdings
Related: Hong Kong High Court issues bankruptcy order against Brightoil Chairman
Related: Brightoil aggregate debt has reached approximately $1.9 billion, it updates
Related: Brightoil creditor claims amount to US $250 million, potential debt reorganisation
Related: Brightoil to defend against winding up petition at Hong Kong court
Related: Singapore: Brightoil to apply for six-month moratorium order at High Court
Related: Brightoil oilfield project secures USD $700 million CNOOC funding
Related: Brightoil: Plans to sell Zhoushan oil storage terminal, 15 vessels
Related: Shell to offload crude oil cargo from arrested “Brightoil Lion” tanker
Related: Brightoil VLCC and Aframax tanker arrested at Singapore port
Related: Singapore: Players to get fuel oil cargoes back from Brightoil bunker tankers
Related: Singapore: Petrolimex v Brightoil case progresses to Pre Trial Conference
Related: Singapore: Brightoil bunker creditor list growing with new firms
Related: Singapore: Petrolimex owed over USD $30 million by Brightoil
Related: Brightoil signals return to the shipping sector, starts reorganisation of debt
Related: Singapore: Brightoil bunker tanker fleet placed under Sheriff’s arrest
Related: Singapore: Toyota Tsusho Corporation seeking $21 million from Brightoil
Related: Qatar National Bank seeks USD $21.59 million debt from Brightoil

Photo credit: Manifold Times
Published: 2 October, 2019