Wintermar Offshore Marine Liabilities Rise 249% as Contract Liabilities, Bank Borrowings Increase
Bitget2026/11/02 10:09- Wintermar Offshore Marine's assets rose 54%, liabilities climbed 249% at September 30, 2026, versus December 31, 2025.
- The Fast Offshore Supply acquisition added fixed assets, mainly vessels and equipment, with a September book value of USD 83.3 million.
- Group fixed-asset additions during January–September had a book value of USD 51.4 million.
- Liability growth primarily reflected USD 57.4 million in additional advance revenue, classified as contract liabilities, for vessel construction at Fast Offshore Supply.
- Additional group bank borrowings totaled USD 71.8 million, also driving the liability increase.
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