Tsakos Energy Navigation (TNP) investor relations material

Company overview and differentiation

• Operates one of the world's largest dedicated tanker fleets with 81 ships and exclusive contracts with oil majors, ensuring stable, long-term revenue streams.

• Maintains a modern fleet and operates its own accredited merchant marine academy to ensure a highly trained crew.

• Achieves industry-leading cash flow stability and low debt costs due to long-term contracts and strong customer relationships.

Industry trends and market dynamics

• Global tanker supply is tight, with 23% of the fleet over 20 years old and scrapping rates historically low due to sanctions and shadow fleet activity.

• Demand for oil transport grows 1–2% annually, while new ship orders have lagged, leading to a significant supply-demand imbalance.

• Recent geopolitical events and regulatory crackdowns have driven tanker rates to unprecedented highs, with some routes exceeding $1 million per day.

Strategic positioning and growth

• Holds the largest public order book with 20 new builds, including 12 shuttle tankers, to capitalize on fleet renewal and specialized demand.

• Diversified fleet structure supports customer needs and stabilizes cash flows, with a focus on high-growth regions like offshore Brazil and West Africa.

• Disposed of 20 older vessels and acquired or ordered 35 newer ships, maintaining a young average fleet age of about three years.