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Molgas buys Prima LNG’s Irish business

By LNG Prime Staff
Molgas buys Prima LNG’s Irish business
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European small-scale LNG player Molgas, backed by French infrastructure fund investor InfraVia, has completed the acquisition of Prima LNG’s business in Ireland, further expanding its LNG platform in Europe.

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