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Nordic American Tankers (NAT) says ship scarcity has kept Suezmax rates high for its one million barrel vessels, and it expects this to last 1-2 years. NAT reports three ships were trapped in the Arabian Gulf since Feb. 28, 2026, but have been freed and are trading worldwide, with no major insurance issues.
According to Bloomberg and EOS Risk Group, Qatar’s state-owned Nakilat LNG tanker Al Rekayyat was struck near Oman while exiting the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties reported. The incident followed other Hormuz attacks and prompted Brent to rise above $72.76/bbl as traders reassessed Gulf war-risk premiums and LNG/oil flow disruption risks.
Nordic American Tankers (NAT) said three of its ships became stuck in the Arabian Gulf starting Feb. 28. The company stated the vessels have since cleared the Hormuz Strait and resumed international operations, with crews safe. NAT added that market conditions for its ships are favorable.
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The update is operational and supportive, but it does not provide financial figures or new guidance.
Attack on a Nakilat-owned LNG carrier increases perceived disruption risk for Qatar LNG logistics and can pressure LNG/energy risk premia.
The update is a risk/operational normalization note tied to NAT’s fleet routing through a geopolitically sensitive chokepoint.
Improved transit flow likely reduces rate support, weighing on NAT’s near-term valuation.
NAT may benefit from sector-wide momentum tied to disruption expectations.
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Nordic American Tankers (NAT) says ship scarcity has kept Suezmax rates high for its one million barrel vessels, and it expects this to last 1-2 years. NAT reports three ships were trapped in the Arabian Gulf since Feb. 28, 2026, but have been freed and are trading worldwide, with no major insurance issues.
2 min readAccording to Bloomberg and EOS Risk Group, Qatar’s state-owned Nakilat LNG tanker Al Rekayyat was struck near Oman while exiting the Strait of Hormuz, with no casualties reported. The incident followed other Hormuz attacks and prompted Brent to rise above $72.76/bbl as traders reassessed Gulf war-risk premiums and LNG/oil flow disruption risks.
6 min readNordic American Tankers (NAT) said three of its ships became stuck in the Arabian Gulf starting Feb. 28. The company stated the vessels have since cleared the Hormuz Strait and resumed international operations, with crews safe. NAT added that market conditions for its ships are favorable.
1 min readOil and gas tanker and dry bulk shipping stocks fell Friday after vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased, according to the article, reducing a bottleneck that had supported higher freight rates. Frontline fell 8% and Ardmore Shipping 9%; Dorian LPG and Scorpio Tankers each dropped 5%, with other declines across the sector.
2 min readU.S. stock futures rose Friday after Thursday’s gains, with the 10-year Treasury yield at 4.44% and the two-year at 4.05%. CME FedWatch showed a 96.4% chance the Fed holds rates in June. Wells Fargo’s Douglas Beath cited strong S&P 500 Q1 earnings growth (~25%) and a broader rally, but warned volatility may persist. Wells Fargo kept a year-end S&P 500 target of 7400–7600.
7 min readNordic American Tankers (NAT) said its Q1 2026 net result was $46.3 million, beating full-year 2025, and it raised its dividend to 22 cents per share, payable June 24, 2026. About 90% of its fleet is booked in Q2 2026 at ~$68,000/day per ship (vs. ~$47,600/day in Q1). NAT also agreed to build two Suezmax tankers for delivery in 2028.
4 min readNordic American Tankers (NAT) has recently seen its share price rise, with significant gains over the past three months and year-to-date, reaching a market value of US$1.2 billion. Despite this momentum, its current P/E ratio of 101.1x suggests the stock is overvalued compared to industry averages and Simply Wall St's fair value estimate of $3.66. Investors should consider the potential risks if earnings or tanker charter demand soften, as the high valuation may not be sustainable.
3 min readThis article briefly notes that Nordic American Tankers (NAT) was among the energy stocks that experienced losses this week. It does not provide further details or analysis regarding the reasons for these losses.
2 min readFriday, November ...
2 min readNordic American Tankers Limited ( NYSE:NAT ) conducted its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders ( the "Meeting" ) today, on November 21, 2025.
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