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CPLP: an international tanker company. The Company is engaged the seaborne transportation services of crude oil and refined petroleum products, edible oils and soft chemicals, by chartering its vessels under medium to long-term time and bareboat charters. CPP was formed for the purpose of acquiring interests in eight wholly owned subsidiaries of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. (CMTC), each of which owned, double-hull medium-range product tanker. The Company's subsidiaries include Shipping Rider Co., Canvey Shipmamangement Co., Centurion Navigation Limited, Polarwind Maritime S.A., Carnation Shipping Company, Apollonas Shipping Company, Tempest Maritime Inc., Irakiltos Shipping Company, Epicurus Shipping Company, Laredo Mritime Inc. and Lorenzo Shipmanagement Inc.

VLCCF: engaged in the international seaborne transportation of crude oil and dry bulk cargoes. Its fleet consists of four double-hull Very Large Crude Carrier oil tankers (VLCCs), of which two Capesize dry bulk carriers were delivered to the Company in 2009. Each of its vessels is owned by a subsidiary and has been flagged in the Marshall Islands. In addition to the VLCCs, the Company charters two Capesize dry bulk carriers. Its total carrying capacity is 1.53 million deadweight ton (dwt). The Company has expanded its scope of activities and has taken delivery of two Capesize newbuilding dry bulk vessels of approximately 170,000 dwt in August 2009 and October 2009, respectively. The business of the Company is managed by ICB Shipping (Bermuda) Limited (the Manager), an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Frontline Ltd.

NMM: an international owner and operator of drybulk carriers formed by Navios Maritime Holdings Inc. (Navios Holdings), a vertically integrated seaborne shipping company. The Company's vessels are chartered out under medium to long-term time charters with an average remaining term of approximately 3.9 years. The Company's fleet consists of 10 Panamax vessels, one Capesize vessel and one Ultra-Handymax vessel. Its fleet of dry cargo vessels has an average age of approximately seven years.