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Inpex to buy stake in Malaysian block

By LNG Prime Staff
Inpex to buy stake in Malaysian block
Image: Inpex

Japan’s energy firm and LNG terminal operator, Inpex, has agreed to buy a 42.5 percent stake in Block 2A off the coast of Sarawak, Malaysia. Sarawak is home to the Petronas-operated Bintulu LNG plant. Inpex said on Monday it had executed a deal with Seascape Energy to acquire 100 percent of the shares in Longboat…

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