Adjusted net earnings in the three months to 30 September were $15.3m, including impairments and assets gains, against $12.8m a year ago.
The 158 vessels brought in revenue of $336.2m, up from $314m over the same period.
In the first nine months, it made $28.8m, compared to $71m in 2012, while revenue was down 7.8% at $964.6m.
It said tanker rates continued to be at historically low levels, with "no positive dynamic" throughout 2013.
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