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Golar sells Avenir LNG stake to Stolt-Nielsen

By LNG Prime Staff
Golar sells Avenir LNG stake to Stolt
Image: Avenir LNG

Floating LNG player Golar LNG has agreed to sell its stake in small-scale LNG player Avenir to Stolt-Nielsen. Avenir is a joint venture of Stolt-Nielsen, Golar, and Hoegh Evi, previously known as Hoegh LNG. Gold said in a statement on Monday that it entered into a share purchase agreement to sell its shares in Avenir…

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