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Oman LNG inks SPA with Thailand’s PTT

By LNG Prime Staff
Oman LNG inks SPA with Thailand's PTT
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State-owned producer Oman LNG has signed a sales and purchase agreement with a unit of Thailand’s PTT. PTT revealed the signing of the deal in a statement issued on Thursday. PTT International Trading (PTTT), a unit of state-owned PTT, signed the FOB LNG sale and purchase agreement with Oman LNG on August 29. According to…

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