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AEC adds further expertise

3 de July de 2012

AEC has effective from the 9th of July 2012 engaged Mr. Thomas P. Mayr to work with and control the company’s risk profile, including the various related derrivatives. Mr. Mayr has extensive knowledge in the area, and its instruments, from various international shipping and commodities companies.

“We know Tom for many years and have also worked directly with him in the past. His profound knowledge and thoroughness has gained great respect over the years.” say CEO Lars-Peter Madsen.

0 0 Lars-Peter Madsen https://aecarriers.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/aec-logo.png Lars-Peter Madsen2012-07-03 16:43:532022-12-13 08:39:46AEC adds further expertise

NGP Sponsorship of AEC Creates Powerful New Drybulk Industry Presence

25 de May de 2012

Friday the 25th of May 2012 – NGP Natural Resources X, L.P. (NGP – www.ngpenergycapital.com) and Agriculture & Energy Carriers (AEC – www.aecarriers.com) have announced that, as of May 23, 2012, NGP has acquired AEC.

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NGP is part of a family of natural resources focused private equity funds with over $13 billion of committed capital under management since inception in 1988. AEC – already an established specialist in commercial relationships involving ocean-transported commodities – is now well-positioned to expand the size and scope of its business, and to spearhead possible mergers and acquisitions as well as direct vessel investments on a global basis.

Effective immediately, Lars-Peter Madsen has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of AEC.

“We are immensely pleased with our new equity structure and the inevitable growth opportunities that it represents,” said Madsen. “NGP is a brand-name natural resources industry investor that has consistently driven value for its operating partners.”

“AEC now has an expanded platform that will generate proprietary opportunities as we continue to attract and develop the highest-quality business partners,” added Madsen.

Eduardo SaFreitas has been appointed AEC’s Chief Financial Officer.

“NGP’s confidence in us sends a strong message throughout the industry. We are now perfectly situated to capitalize our operations and create exceptional value for further investment,” said SaFreitas.

“Our investment in AEC provides the catalyst for this world class management team to effectively grow and transform their shipping platform,” said Mark Zenuk, an NGP Managing Director. “We look forward to working with AEC on future investment opportunities.”

0 0 Lars-Peter Madsen https://aecarriers.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/aec-logo.png Lars-Peter Madsen2012-05-25 14:11:442022-12-13 08:39:46NGP Sponsorship of AEC Creates Powerful New Drybulk Industry Presence

AEC transport approximately 33,500 mts of Bulk Petcoke for Messrs Garcia Munte Energia, Spain

16 de May de 2012

MV Oriental Harmony loaded a full cargo of Bulk Petcoke for Messrs Garcia Munte at the Valero Terminal in Houston, Texas, USA and discharged the cargo in Huelva, Spain.

The Valero Houston Refinery began operations in 1942 and has gone through numerous modifications and expansions. The refinery is a mid-sized plant with a total throughput capacity of 160,000 barrels per day and produces a wide range of petroleum products. Valero acquired the Houston refinery when it purchased Basis Petroleum from Salomon Inc. in 1997. The refenery is located on the Houston Ship Channel.

MV Oriental Harmony is a 35,196 mt dwat Bulk Carrier, Built 2011, with five hold/hatches and 4 x 30 mts cranes.

 

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Valero Houston Refinery

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Bulk Petcoke

 

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MV Oriental Harmony

0 0 Lars-Peter Madsen https://aecarriers.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/aec-logo.png Lars-Peter Madsen2012-05-16 16:47:302022-12-13 08:39:46AEC transport approximately 33,500 mts of Bulk Petcoke for Messrs Garcia Munte Energia, Spain
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