Exmar Sells to Kosan

Thursday, June 15, 2006

Exmar confirms that it has sold four times 50 percent of its Lady Class vessels (3500m3) to its partner and co-owner Kosan. This sale results in a profit of about $10m and a net cash proceeds of $15m. Exmar still plans separate listing for Exmar Offshore. Exmar announces that it is still working on a separate listing for Exmar Offshore, which will be implemented later in the year when hopefully the stock market will be less volatile.

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