 Shares of Hoegh LNG Partners LP plummeted 60.9 in morning trading, enough to make them the biggest loser listed on major U.S. exchanges, after the company, which engages in undertaking of floating storage and re-gasification units FSRUs slashed its quarterly dividend by 98 while it resolves issues related to the refinancing of a credit facility. Hoegh LNG said late Tuesday it will cut is quarterly dividend to 1 cent a share from 44 cents, with the new dividend payable on Aug. 13 to shareholders of record on Aug. 6. 