Singapore firm seeks legal advice over supplying oil to Myanmar


YANGON/SINGAPORE (Bloomberg): Singapore-listed oil production company Interra Resources said it is seeking legal advice to determine whether its subsidiaries violated foreign laws in supplying oil to military-controlled Myanmar.

The company is looking into "whether a potential violation may have any impact on the business and operations of the group,” it said in response to queries from the Singapore Exchange on Thursday.

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