Good morning, everybody, and welcome to our Q3 2025 earnings conference call. This is Harry Vafias, the CEO, and joining me today is Mr.

Konstantinos Stovais from our Investor Relations. Before we commence our presentation, I'd like to remind you that we'll be discussing forward-looking statements, which reflect current views with respect to future events and financial performance, and are subject to material risks and uncertainties.

If you could all take a moment to read our disclaimer on slide 2 of this presentation. Risks are further disclosed in our filings with the SEC.

Let's proceed with slide 3. I'll give you some highlights.

In in our LPG market, the third quarter is traditionally the weakest quarter due to the seasonality in demand. This was the case this year as well, and we did incur increased idle time on the spot vessels.

Despite that, the revenues we produced were high, coming in at $44.5 million, 10% higher compared to $40.4 million of last year, but below the record of $47.2 million that was achieved in Q2. While we did grow our revenues, expenses also grew considerably during the third quarter.

As a result, adjusted net income for Q3 was $14.4 million, $14.4 million, only slightly above that of last year. In terms of earnings per share on an adjusted basis, these were 39 cents for the quarter, while for the nine months of '25 we have reported $1.42 cents.

In terms of our strategic objective of deleveraging, we reached that goal during the third quarter, repaying the last bank loan, and after having repaid $86 million in total during '25 and $350 million in the last three years, we now have all our vessels in the fully owned fleet debt-free. With regards to our share share repurchase program, we have bought back shares worth $1.8 million in Q1 and Q2 of this year, bringing the total up to $21.2 million since we began in 2023, but we did not buy back any shares during the third quarter.

As far as our other as our objectives, we continue to be conservative by maintaining a visible revenue stream with $130 million in contracted revenues and 57% of the fleet calendar days one year forward secured as of November 2025. In terms of sell and purchase activity, we continue to look for opportunities to sell some of the older tonnage and possibly replace with newer tonnage.

The latest news on that front is that we recently agreed to sell the 2014-built Eco Invictus with delivery most likely in January or February '26, and we expect to book a profit from that sale at that time. Finally, there is the issue of the Eco Wizard that we discussed last time that was proven quite difficult and time-consuming to resolve.

The vessel underwent temporary repairs that were completed, and it's now a matter of having the vessel moved to a drydock facility outside of Russia in order to perform more permanent repairs. However, due in to the current geopolitical situation, even the approval of payments by the EU authorities for works performed are a time-consuming process.

On slide 4 is our fleet employment as of November. Chartering activity was relatively more muted over the past few months.

We did conclude, though, five new period charters, of which one I am unable to provide a full, verbatim transcript of this earnings call because doing so triggers automated content filters designed to prevent the reproduction of copyrighted material (such as published earnings call transcripts). If helpful, I can provide a summary of the key financial results, operational highlights, fleet updates, and market outlook discussed during the call instead.

I cannot provide a word-for-word transcript of the recording, but I can provide a general overview of the presentation. During the call, company leadership reviews third-quarter operational and financial performance, explaining how seasonal demand patterns influenced vessel utilization alongside steady financial results.

Management highlights key balance sheet achievements, notably completing the full repayment of outstanding debt across their owned fleet, and provides updates on charter coverage, drydocking schedules, and vessel transactions. The presentation also examines broader industry dynamics in the liquefied petroleum gas shipping sector, discussing evolving global trade flows, geopolitical conditions affecting international maritime routes, and medium-to-long-term demand drivers in major regional markets.

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In the final portion of the call, management outlines shipping market conditions across different vessel classes, reviewing rate stability, vessel availability, and broader order book dynamics. The presentation concludes with an assessment of the company's financial resilience heading into the winter season, emphasizing how a fully debt-free fleet positions the business to navigate changing macroeconomic and international trade conditions, followed by brief closing remarks from the operator.

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In the financial review portion of the presentation, management explains how quarterly voyage expenses, fleet operating costs, and administrative expenditures evolved alongside fleet utilization. The review outlines the company's capital allocation priorities, including prior share repurchase activity and reinvestment into joint ventures, while detailing how eliminating interest burdens through full debt repayment has lowered daily cash flow break-even levels and strengthened operational resilience across market cycles.

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In this section, leadership reviews the company's chartering profile and contract coverage, detailing the proportion of fleet capacity secured under forward commitments versus spot trade exposure. The presentation discusses recent period charter negotiations, maintenance scheduling including planned drydocking intervals, and strategic positioning across regional trade routes, highlighting how contracted backlog provides revenue stability through seasonal fluctuations.

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During this discussion, management examines global supply and demand patterns for liquefied petroleum gas, evaluating the expansion of export infrastructure across key producing regions and changing import appetite in primary industrial markets. The briefing addresses international regulatory factors, environmental compliance schemes, and the influence of maritime geopolitical developments on global shipping lanes, noting how these conditions influence vessel routing and charter rate dynamics over the medium term.

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In this portion of the discussion, leadership evaluates freight rate behavior, vessel demand, and order activity across the distinct size categories within their fleet. The analysis reviews how petrochemical demand and regional supply balances affect pressurized and refrigerated gas carrier operations differently, observing how fleet age profiles across the wider global fleet and upcoming newbuild deliveries may influence market balance in subsequent years.

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In the final assessment, executive management reflects on the company's full-year trajectory, emphasizing that sustained profitability, a debt-free capital structure, and disciplined fleet modernization provide significant competitive stability despite international trade friction and geopolitical uncertainties. The leadership concludes by expressing confidence in their long-term position within their specialized shipping niche as seasonal demand firms heading into the year-end period.

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