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SFL: Q3 profit and $5.0bn backlog supported by charter extensions and fleet transactions
SFL reported third-quarter revenue of $202 million, net income of $37 million and adjusted EBITDA of $122 million, including associates. Its backlog reached $5.0bn, supported by new charters, vessel acquisitions and tanker sales that reshape future contract coverage and capital needs.
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What happened
SFL reported third-quarter revenue of $202 million, adjusted EBITDA of $122 million, and net income of $37 million. It also reported a $5 billion backlog of contracted future business, a $0.22 dividend, and about $275 million in expected proceeds from tanker sales.
Global impact / market context
The reported income and contracted future business give investors information about SFL’s recent results and future work. The dividend and expected tanker-sale proceeds also matter when assessing how the company may fund its fleet and meet payments to shareholders.
What to watch
- Check whether SFL reports receiving the expected tanker-sale proceeds, because the reports say about $275 million is expected.
- Check for updates to the $5 billion backlog, because it represents contracted future business.
- Check whether SFL reports another dividend and its amount, because the company reported a $0.22 dividend.
Affected assets
- SFL Corporation Ltd.
Evidence
- Infoway News — SFL: A $5 billion backlog and expanding charter cover support the $0.22 dividend and fleet investment
- Infoway News — SFL: $202m revenue, $122m Adjusted EBITDA and a $5.0bn fixed backlog
- Infoway News — SFL: Q3 profit and $5.0bn backlog supported by charter extensions and fleet transactions
- Incident timeline — SFL: A $5 billion backlog and expanding charter cover support the $0.22 dividend and fleet investment
- Incident timeline — SFL: $202m revenue, $122m Adjusted EBITDA and a $5.0bn fixed backlog
- Incident timeline — SFL: Q3 profit and $5.0bn backlog supported by charter extensions and fleet transactions