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MET names Ang as head of Asian unit

By LNG Prime Staff
MET appoints Asia head
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Switzerland-based energy trader MET Group has appointed Esther Ang as chief executive officer of MET Asia, the group’s Singapore-based regional business focused on developing LNG and broader energy activities across Asia-Pacific

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