• Ernst Russ’s nine-month net income after non-controlling interests fell 37% to EUR 34.23 million, hurt by lower vessel-sale gains and insurance reimbursements.
• Revenues declined to EUR 118.8 million, while higher charter rates offset a weaker average US dollar and a smaller average fleet.
• Operating cash flow dropped 17% to EUR 56.16 million, with higher class-renewal costs and lower insurance reimbursements weighing on performance.
• Contracted charter backlog climbed 38% since year-start to USD 722.1 million, supporting predictable future revenues.
• Two tanker newbuildings delivered in September and October secured Cargill charters of at least three years, adding USD 38.3 million to backlog.

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