STI suffers reduced net income

Apr 29 2016


Scorpio Tankers (STI) reported an adjusted net income of $30.5 mill for the first quarter of this year, compared with $39.3 mill in 1Q15.

This excludes (i) a $2.2 mill loss on sales of vessels and write-down of vessels held for sale, (ii) a $1.8 mill write-off of deferred financing fees, (iii) a $1 mill unrealised gain on derivative financial instruments and (iv) a $0.6 mill gain recorded on the repurchase of $5 mill face value of the company’s convertible senior notes due in 2019.

These adjustments aggregated to an increase of adjusted net income by $2.4 mill. Thus for 1Q16, STI reported a net income of $28 mill, compared with $40.7 mill in 1Q15.

STI gave a summary of the voyages fixed thus far in 2Q16:
*LR2s in the pool: abt $23,000 per day for 43% of the days.
*LR1 in the pool: abt $18,000 per day for 38% of the days.
*MRs in the pool: abt $18,000 per day for 39% of the days.
*Handymaxes in the pool: abt $12,000 per day for 34% of the days.

The summary of TCE revenues earned during 1Q16:
*LR2s in the pool: $27,392 per day.
*LR1s in the pool: $25,078 per day.
*MRs in the pool: $18,573 per day.
*Handymaxes in the pool: $15,855 per day.

STI’s outstanding debt was reduced by $109.5 mill between 1st January, 2016 and 26th April, 2016.  



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