With new financing support amounting to 235 million dollars and accelerating deliveries of new vessels, Capital Tankers Corp., owned by Evangelos Marinakis, is entering a new phase of further expansion, seeking to capitalize on the favourable conditions in the oil transportation market.The company announced its first results following its listing on the Oslo Stock Exchange (Euronext Growth Oslo), reporting revenues of 34.9 million dollars in Q1 2026, voyage revenues of 27.6 million dollars, and net income of 23.1 million dollars. The key development, however, lies in financing, as after the end of the quarter it secured new funding agreements primarily related to Suezmax and LR2 units. In May, it obtained 100 million dollars in financing for two LR2 tankers, followed by an additional agreement worth 135.1 million for two Suezmax vessels. The total value of these new credit lines amounts to 235.1 million, significantly strengthening coverage of the shipbuilding program, with deliveries expected in 2026 and 2027.Capital Tankers had already raised substantial liquidity through its March public offering, with total net proceeds from the listing and the exercise of the option reaching 454.1 million dollars. As of 31 March 2026, the company’s cash position stood at 407.9 million, while total debt amounted to 218.4 million.New ships and dividendDuring the same period, the company delivered six vessels—one VLCC, two Suezmaxes, and three Aframaxes/LR2s—while after the end of the quarter it received a further six, bringing the operating fleet to 12 vessels. According to the company, the total fleet is expected to exceed 30 super-eco units, of which 18 are on order, while options exist for an additional 13 vessels under signed contracts. At the same time, the board of directors announced a dividend of NOK 0.50 (USD 0.054) per share for the first quarter, signalling an early commitment to returning value to shareholders.