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To own SFL, you need to believe its long term charter contracts and diversified fleet can support dependable cash flows despite sector and environmental headwinds. Fearnley Securities’ focus on SFL’s bonds underlines the company’s credit profile, but does not materially change the near term tension between maintaining a high dividend and managing sizable capex and interest obligations, which remains a key short term risk.
The most relevant recent announcement here is SFL’s Q3 2025 earnings, which showed revenue of US$178.21 million and net income of US$8.63 million. Those results, alongside ongoing dividends and buybacks, feed directly into how investors assess the sustainability of SFL’s income stream against its backlog concentration in container vessels and exposure to oil and gas assets.
Yet behind the appeal of long term contracts and recurring cash flows, investors should also be aware of...
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SFL's narrative projects $742.1 million revenue and $132.0 million earnings by 2028.
Uncover how SFL's forecasts yield a $9.42 fair value, a 17% upside to its current price.
Five Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for SFL range from US$2.59 to US$9.43, showing how far apart individual views can be. When you set these against SFL’s dependence on container backlog and capital intensive assets, it underlines why many market participants weigh several risk and cash flow scenarios before forming a view on the stock.
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