MISC charts higher profitability in 3Q25


PETALING JAYA: Liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier spot charter rates are expected to remain soft, primarily due to continued vessel oversupply resulting from strong newbuild deliveries and a higher number of vessels, says MISC Bhd.

Despite these challenges, the shipping company said its gas assets and solutions (GAS) segment is maintaining its focus on proactively securing long-term charters while advancing its fleet rejuvenation strategy through the delivery of modern, eco-efficient LNG vessels.

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