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MOL - Sydney

Sydney, Australia

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What MOL - Sydney does.

MOL - Sydney is a subsidiary of the MOL Group, the world's largest private shipping company. The firm operates various ship and port types, including Drybulk ships, Tankers, LNG and Ethanships, as well as Container and Auto ferries. It is also active in logistics, real estate, and holiday cruises. MOL - Sydney works on the development of solutions for the reduction of microplastics in the oceans and participates in projects for direct CO2 removal from the sea. The company was founded in 1997 and is part of a global enterprise with extensive ship fleet specialization.

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