Shares of Stealth Gas (GASS) have struggled in 2016 as crude oil prices plummeted to less than $40 a barrel from more than $100. Still analysts see the company rebounding as global demand picks up. On September 21, S&P Global Ratings raised it’s forecast for WTI to more than $42 a barrel which will help Stealth Gas improve an already strong base in demand for its services.
Here’s a look back at the transport company, Stealth Gas, in an interview Carmen Roberts did with CEO Harry Vafias at the NASDAQ.
Carmen Roberts interviews Stealth Gas (GASS) CEO Harry Vafias.