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Indian duo take stake in K Line’s LNG carrier

By LNG Prime Staff
Indian duo take stake in K Line's LNG carrier
Image: K Line

Japan’s shipping giant K Line has agreed in principle with India’s largest gas utility GAIL and its business partners in India JM Baxi Group on the joint ownership of an LNG carrier currently under construction by South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries.

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