AET takes delivery of first of three DP2 shuttle tankers for Shell charter

Eagle Campos

KUALA LUMPUR: MISC’s wholly owned subsidiary AET has taken delivery of the first of three Suezmax Dynamic Positioning (DP2) shuttle tankers meant for long-term charter with global oil company Shell.

The Singapore-headquartered petroleum shipping subsidiary AET said the tanker "Eagle Campos” was purpose built for charter to Brazil Shipping I Ltd, a Shell wholly owned indirect subsidiary.

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