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Asyad sells stake in LNG carrier duo

By LNG Prime Staff
Asyad sells stake in LNG carrier duo
Image: Asyad Shipping

Oman LNG Development Foundation and Mars Development and Investment have each purchased a 10 percent stake in Asyad Shipping’s two newbuild liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers.

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