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Operating Cash Flow267.14 M USD369.86 M USD343.09 M USD355.13 M USD293.60 M USD276.48 M USD249.71 M USD200.97 M USD177.80 M USD230.07 M USD258.40 M USD132.40 M USD
Depreciation & Amortization235.00 M USD239.18 M USD214.06 M USD187.83 M USD138.33 M USD111.28 M USD116.38 M USD104.08 M USD88.15 M USD94.29 M USD78.08 M USD67.39 M USD
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Capital Expenditures
Cash Flow from Investing188.09 M USD-617.50 M USD-103.89 M USD-499.09 M USD-389.05 M USD176.34 M USD-169.88 M USD-866.56 M USD48.36 M USD39.40 M USD-205.78 M USD-21.94 M USD
Cash Flow from Financing-438.96 M USD216.70 M USD-262.06 M USD178.37 M USD25.02 M USD-431.43 M USD-89.20 M USD724.93 M USD-135.49 M USD-277.26 M USD-33.26 M USD-118.28 M USD
Dividends Paid125.11 M USD138.49 M USD122.99 M USD111.57 M USD77.55 M USD109.39 M USD150.66 M USD149.26 M USD152.91 M USD168.29 M USD162.59 M USD152.14 M USD
Stock Buybacks10.03 M USD10.17 M USD0 USD0 USD
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SFL Corporation Ltd. is a prominent player in the shipping and maritime industries, primarily involved in the ownership and operation of a diverse fleet of vessels. The company's primary function is to facilitate global trade by providing shipping solutions across various sectors, including energy, commodities, and finished goods. SFL Corporation's fleet includes tankers, bulk carriers, container ships, and offshore rigs, all crucial for transporting crude oil, refined products, dry bulk commodities, and containerized goods. Notable for its long-term charters and partnerships with leading shipping companies and energy providers, SFL Corporation plays a significant role in the maritime logistics chain. By leveraging its strategic engagements and operational expertise, the company helps meet the logistical needs of industries ranging from oil and gas to agriculture and consumer goods. Founded in 2003 and with a rich history in maritime operations, SFL Corporation continues to have a substantial impact on the efficiency and reliability of international shipping routes, thereby underpinning global trade flows and economic connectivity.