SKS OBO HOLDING LTD.

SKS Tweed’s starboard funnel appears light turquoise, with touching square-cornered letters and pointed S ends. SKS Segura’s port view instead shows ordinary letters separated from one another, as on the company logo.

SKS OBO Holding was formed in 1997, while SKS became the operating brand for OBO and tanker companies under KGJS. Richard Redding explains its origins in a 1991 pool of ten OBOs: seven from Sovecomflot, one from KGJS and two from Sinochem, operated by Pelican Shipping in London. That pool ended in 1995, but KGJS retained SKS as a trade name. A new fleet began in 1996, and all operations moved to Bergen from 2010. Vessels use SKS as their first name.

Bermuda, Hamilton.