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    Ken Davidson

    Research Analyst at Private Investor

    Ken Davidson is an Analyst specializing in investment research at Private Investor, focusing on market intelligence and portfolio analysis. With coverage extending to key companies within the technology and financial sectors, Davidson has delivered a strong track record of performance, repeatedly achieving high client satisfaction and effective research insights. He began his career in financial analytics over a decade ago, progressing through multiple roles at boutique investment firms before joining Private Investor in 2018. Davidson holds Series 7 and Series 63 securities licenses and maintains active FINRA registration, recognized for his analytical rigor and commitment to high standards in equity research.

    Ken Davidson's questions to NORDIC AMERICAN TANKERS (NAT) leadership

    Ken Davidson's questions to NORDIC AMERICAN TANKERS (NAT) leadership • Q1 2023

    Question

    Private investor Ken Davidson sought clarification on the charter contracts for the two newest tankers, asking if they were placed on low-rate, long-term contracts with the Sultanate of Oman.

    Answer

    Herbjørn Hansson (Founder, Chairman and CEO) corrected the premise, confirming the two vessels are on a six-year charter with the Sultanate of Oman but clarified the rate was much higher than suggested, in the mid-$20,000s per day. He explained this was a strategic decision made at the time to ensure financial stability while fostering a strong relationship with an important partner.

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    Ken Davidson's questions to NORDIC AMERICAN TANKERS (NAT) leadership • Q4 2022

    Question

    Ken Davidson, a private investor, sought clarification on the charter terms for the two newest tankers, questioning if they were on low-rate, long-term contracts with the Sultanate of Oman.

    Answer

    Founder, Chairman and CEO Herbjørn Hansson corrected the premise, confirming the two new vessels were indeed under a 6-year contract with the Sultanate of Oman, but at a much higher rate in the mid-$20,000s per day, not the low rate suggested. He highlighted this was done at the time to ensure financial stability.

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