MISC on track to elevate ops with new LNG fleet


MIDF Research is not making any changes to its forecasts for MISC.

PETALING JAYA: The latest developments in MISC Bhd’s operations, involving the construction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers and new time charters, have set the tone for the shipping company to further elevate its business and rejuvenate its LNG fleet with modern, efficient vessels.

MIDF Research said these developments align with MISC’s goals of achieving greenhouse gas (GHG) emission and intensity reduction by 2030, in accordance with its internal sustainability strategies, as well as external policies and regulations by the International Maritime Organisation 2020 Sulphur Cap and GHG Reduction Strategy.

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