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Many oil tanker owners reluctant to brave Strait of Hormuz, Frontline chief says

June 13, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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The world’s largest publicly listed oil tanker company, Frontline, is taking a stand by refusing new contracts to sail through the Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz following the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. This decision by CEO Lars Barstad is a clear indication of the potential disruptions in global shipping routes due to the ongoing crisis.

The focus is on the Hormuz Strait, a crucial waterway that connects the Gulf and the Arabian Sea, through which a significant portion of global oil supplies and liquefied natural gas production pass. Container ships traveling to and from the regional hub at Jebel Ali in Dubai also heavily rely on this route.

Barstad mentioned that very few ship owners, including Frontline, are currently willing to accept charters to enter the Gulf region. He emphasized the importance of trade efficiency and the increased security measures that would be necessary in the current situation.

As tensions escalate, concerns about maritime security are growing, leading to a reluctance among shipowners to navigate through vulnerable areas like the Hormuz Strait. The potential risks posed by Iran and its allies, such as the Houthis in Yemen, have further complicated shipping routes and increased insurance costs.

Despite the challenges, Barstad remains optimistic that Iran would not completely close the Strait of Hormuz as it would adversely affect the country’s oil revenues. This strategic decision could have a ripple effect on global oil trade and benefit tanker operators like Frontline.

In light of these developments, it is essential for importers to consider alternative sources of oil and compliant shipping practices to navigate through the evolving geopolitical landscape. Frontline’s shares have already seen a positive response in the market, reflecting investor confidence in the company’s resilience during turbulent times.

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