Aktor acquires 50% stake in Motor Oil's Dioriga Gas LNG terminal

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AKTOR has acquired a 50% stake in the LNG terminal Dioriga Gas, owned by Motor Oil.
The agreement is expected to increase profit margins and reduce risks for AKTOR in the LNG market.
This deal signifies a strengthened presence for AKTOR in the LNG sector.
Motor Oil confirmed the partnership through an official announcement regarding the stake acquisition.
Dioriga Gas operates as a subsidiary of Motor Oil and is responsible for LNG terminal operations.

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10 July

Discussion on the implications of AKTOR's agreement for the FSRU 'Dioriga Gas' and the Vertical Corridor.