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Longzhu Oilfield Services

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Longzhu Oilfield Services (Singapore) is a leading logistics company for the Oil and Gas sector. Its address is located at 10 Anson Road, International Plaza, Room #14-19/20, Singapore. The contact number is 65-6273 4963. Longzhu Oilfield Services specializes in managing ships and facilities in the Oil and Gas sector, but specific ship or facility types were not mentioned. The contact address is info@longzhugroup.com. The company was founded in Singapore in 2005.

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