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Trafigura pens LNG supply deal with Indian Oil

By LNG Prime Staff
Trafigura pens LNG supply deal with Indian Oil
LNG carrier Hellas Athina, chartered by Trafigura (Image: Trafigura)

LNG trader Trafigura has signed a five-year LNG supply deal with Indian Oil in New Delhi this week.

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