DLNG Q2 2026 net income up; sanctions risk two vessels
DLNG reported higher Q2 2026 net income and stable adjusted EBITDA, supported by strong fleet utilization and higher charter rates. Russian sanctions remain a key risk, affecting two vessels tied to revenues and backlog.
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Net income rose 16.8% year-over-year in Q2 2026, with strong fleet utilization and higher voyage revenues. Contracted revenue backlog stands at $0.73 billion, and the company maintains high charter coverage through 2028. Regulatory risks from Russian sanctions remain a key uncertainty.Original docu…
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