Which company is linked to the crude oil tanker that crossed the Strait of Hormuz, and what is its role?

The crude oil tanker is managed by Japanese refining group Eneos (5020.T), as stated in the news body. Eneos is not the owner but the managing entity of the Panama-flagged vessel, which transported crude oil from Kuwait and the UAE toward Japan.

What cargo did the tanker carry, where was it loaded, and when is it expected to arrive in Japan?

The tanker carried 1.2 million barrels of Kuwait crude and 700,000 barrels of Emirati Das Blend oil, loaded in late February, according to Kpler data cited in the article. It crossed the Strait of Hormuz and is expected to arrive in Japan on June 3, per the same Kpler data.

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A Panama-flagged crude oil tanker managed by Eneos crossed the Strait of Hormuz carrying 1.9 million barrels of Middle Eastern crude, with an expected arrival in Japan on June 3.

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