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This page provides access to Frontline plc (FRO) regulatory disclosures filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, primarily on Form 20-F and Form 6-K. As a foreign private issuer engaged in the seaborne transportation of crude oil and oil products, Frontline uses these filings to report financial results, corporate actions, and other material information to investors.
Frontline’s Form 20-F annual report contains audited consolidated financial statements, details on its tankers segment, descriptions of its VLCC, Suezmax and LR2/Aframax fleet, and information on its financing structure, including senior secured credit facilities and interest rate swap contracts. It also includes risk factors, related-party disclosures, and explanations of non-GAAP measures such as time charter equivalent (TCE) earnings, where applicable.
The company’s Form 6-K current reports typically furnish press releases covering interim financial information, quarterly highlights, dividend declarations, fleet transactions, and corporate governance events. Examples include reports on quarterly profit and revenues, declared cash dividends per share, the sale of individual vessels, and strategic fleet renewal initiatives involving the acquisition and sale of tankers.
Frontline also uses 6-K filings to disclose Annual General Meeting outcomes, such as the election and re-election of directors, auditor appointments, board remuneration, and authorizations related to share issuances and pre-emption rights. In addition, the company files notifications of transactions by persons discharging managerial responsibilities, detailing grants and exercises of synthetic options under its synthetic option scheme.
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Frontline plc files a Form 6-K enclosing its 2025 annual report and noting the resignation of director Richard C. Prince. The report shows an 80-vessel fleet (41 VLCCs, 21 Suezmax, 18 LR2/Aframax) totaling about 17.6 million dwt and details extensive fleet renewal, including prior sales of older tankers and a 2025 sale of a 2011-built Suezmax for a net $36.4 million, generating a $5.9 million gain. Profit for 2025 declined by $116.5 million versus 2024, despite voyage charter revenues of $1.88 billion and time-charter revenues of $72.2 million. The company highlights a $2.35 billion acquisition of 24 VLCCs from CMB.TECH completed across 2023–2024 and a December 2025 agreement to sell eight first-generation ECO VLCCs for $831.5 million, expecting a $212.0 million gain and $477.2 million of net cash proceeds in 2026. It also outlines a $1.224 billion deal to acquire nine latest-generation scrubber-fitted ECO VLCC newbuildings delivering from 2026–2027. Frontline reports effective disclosure controls and internal control over financial reporting, a going-concern assumption supported by cash, credit facilities and operating cash flow, and provides detailed governance, shareholder rights, and remuneration disclosures, including synthetic option schemes and a clawback policy.
Frontline plc files its annual Form 20-F, describing its crude and product tanker business, fleet and extensive risk factors. The company operates VLCC, Suezmax and LR2/Aframax tankers, with an average fleet age of 7.5 years as of December 31, 2025.
Frontline highlights exposure to highly cyclical tanker markets, dependence on spot rates, global oil demand, geopolitical tensions, sanctions, cybersecurity and ESG-related pressures. As of December 31, 2025, it had 80 vessels (77 in spot or short-term employment), total debt of $3,067.7 million, and 222,622,889 ordinary shares outstanding.
The report notes installation of scrubbers on 46 vessels, recent scrubber capex of $4.5 million on two vessels, and an agreement to acquire nine scrubber‑fitted ECO VLCC newbuildings for delivery in 2026–2027. Frontline cautions that rate volatility, regulation, accidents, sanctions breaches or financing constraints could materially affect cash flows and dividend capacity.
Frontline plc’s major shareholder group has updated its holdings and governance role. Hemen Holding, Greenwich Holdings and C.K. Limited report beneficial ownership of 79,145,703 Ordinary Shares, representing 35.6% of Frontline’s stock. According to the company’s Form 6-K, 222,622,889 Ordinary Shares were outstanding as of December 31, 2025.
On February 27, 2026, Mikkel Storm Weum, an investment director at related entity Seatankers Management AS, was appointed to Frontline’s board, and the group notes it may be deemed to have control over Frontline’s management and policies. The filing outlines potential future actions, including additional share purchases or sales and possible corporate transactions.
The group also discloses a new cash-settled total return swap giving Hemen economic exposure to 3,000,000 notional shares at NOK 333.2789 per share through June 5, 2026. The swap provides economic exposure but no voting or dispositive power over those referenced shares.
Frontline plc reported a change in its board of directors. The company announced that Mr. Ørjan Svanevik has resigned as a Director, and the board expressed appreciation for his contribution during his tenure.
At the same time, Frontline appointed Mr. Mikkel Storm Weum as a new Director. He serves as Investment Director at Seatankers Management Norway AS, overseeing sale and purchase, newbuildings and projects, and brings additional experience from board roles at NYSE-listed Flex LNG Ltd and Star Bulk Carriers Corp, as well as prior senior positions in SFL Management AS and Teekay Offshore.
Frontline plc delivered a very strong fourth quarter of 2025, reporting profit of $227.9M versus $40.3M in the prior quarter. Adjusted profit rose to $230.4M, largely driven by higher time charter equivalent (TCE) earnings, which increased from $248.2M to $424.5M, alongside lower finance and ship operating costs.
For 2025 as a whole, profit was $379.1M and operating cash flow reached $682.5M. The company is undertaking a major VLCC fleet renewal, selling eight older ECO VLCCs for $831.5M, expecting net cash proceeds of about $477.2M and a $212.0M gain in Q1 2026, while acquiring nine latest-generation scrubber-fitted ECO VLCC newbuildings for $1,224.0M. The board declared a Q4 2025 dividend of $1.03 per share, with 222,622,889 shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025.
Frontline plc reports a strategic fleet renewal initiative that reshapes its vessel portfolio. The company plans to acquire nine new vessels while selling eight older vessels, effectively modernizing its fleet mix. This shift is described as a strategic move, suggesting an emphasis on newer tonnage and potential efficiency gains. The update comes from a company press release that is provided as an exhibit to this report.
Frontline plc held its 2025 Annual General Meeting of shareholders on 8 December 2025 in Limassol, Cyprus. At the meeting, the company presented its audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2024 to shareholders. The company also reports that various resolutions were passed at the meeting, although the specific resolutions are not detailed in this excerpt.
Frontline plc reported third quarter 2025 profit of $40.3 million, down from $77.5 million in the prior quarter, as Time Charter Equivalent (TCE) earnings decreased to $248.2 million from $283.0 million on lower spot rates and income fluctuations. Revenue was $432.7 million compared with $480.1 million a quarter earlier, and basic and diluted earnings per share were $0.18.
The company’s adjusted profit was $42.5 million, excluding items such as a $6.0 million gain on a vessel sale, synthetic option revaluation loss, and unrealized derivative losses. The board declared a $0.19 per share dividend for the quarter.
Frontline operated 80 vessels totaling about 17.6 million DWT, all ECO-design and 45 scrubber-fitted, with an average age of 7.2 years$405.5 million of term loans into revolving reducing credit facilities and prepaid $374.2 million, cutting mandatory quarterly debt repayments by about $8.1 million and lowering fleet cash breakeven rates by roughly $1,300 per day over the next 12 months. Cash and cash equivalents were $189.4 million at September 30, 2025.
Frontline plc disclosed details of synthetic option awards and recent insider exercises. The company set a three-step vesting schedule with one-third vesting on each of May 27, 2026, 2027 and 2028. The stated exercise price for a separate grant was USD 16.8, adjusted for dividends, and exercises will be cash-settled based on the share price less the exercise price. The CEO and CFO awards include a cap on annual gain equal to two times annual base salary at exercise. Insiders exercised options in September 2025: 44,000 synthetic options (Sept 8) and 110,000 synthetic options (Sept 12), with adjusted exercise prices disclosed and one off-market transaction reported.
Frontline plc reports operating and financing updates for the six months ended June 30, 2025. The Company owned 81 vessels (41 VLCCs, 22 Suezmax, 18 LR2/Aframax) with aggregate capacity ~17.8 million DWT. Four vessels were on time charters with multi-year initial terms for two contracts extending to 2027. In August 2025 Frontline agreed to sell its oldest Suezmax (built 2011) for $36.4 million, expected net cash proceeds of ~$23.7 million and an expected gain of ~$6.0 million in Q3 2025. The Board declared a dividend of $0.36 per share for Q2 2025. Frontline refinanced several vessel loans in February 2025, drawing material amounts under new facilities while undrawn revolving capacity remains. The company is defending ongoing litigation brought by FourWorld with oral pleadings scheduled for February 2026.