Arab Maritime Seeks $120-M Loan For New Tankers

July 26, 1999

Arab Maritime Petroleum Transport Co. is reportedly raising $120 million to partly finance new tankers for its fleet and to help refinance existing loans, bankers said on Sunday.

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Arab Maritime Seeks $120-M Loan For New Tankers

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Arab Maritime Seeks $120-M Loan For New Tankers

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