Costamare secures $1.3B financing, extends maturities and enhances liquidity
Jul 27, 2026, 7:09 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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refinance activity, enlarged unencumbered asset base, and strong fleet utilization reduce risk, while contracted revenue remains sizable; likely to drive positive re-rating and upside in CMRE stock in the near-term.
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Costamare posted solid Q2 2026 results with $77.4 million net income and $423 million liquidity. The company announced $1.3 billion of bilateral debt financing, including $920 million new facilities and up to $331 million refinancings, expanding its unencumbered fleet to 21 vessels and pushing maturities to 2030. A 16-vessel newbuild program is being funded via equity and two Chinese banks, supporting a diversified, high-visibility cash-flow profile.
Q2 2026: Adjusted Net Income $75.1m; GAAP Net Income $77.4m; liquidity $423m.
Bilateral financing at $1.3B; $920m new facilities; up to $331m refinancings; unencumbered fleet 21.
16 newbuilds funded; initial installments paid; equity contributed; remaining via two Chinese banks.
Dividends declared: common $0.125; Series B/C/D payouts; dates in July/August 2026.
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