<p>Tor Olav Trøim-backed Bruton is splitting its 12-ship VLCC programme into two listed vehicles as its first supertanker enters service. The Oslo-listed company will keep the first four VLCCs from New Times Shipyard inside Bruton Limited, creating what it describes as a monthly dividend-paying company backed by near-term cash flow. The remaining eight VLCCs, four &#8230;</p> </p><p><p>https://splash247.com/bruton-to-split-12-ship-vlcc-play/</p></p>