December 23, 2025
TOKYO-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL; President & CEO: Takeshi Hashimoto) today announced the signing of a project finance agreement with a banking syndicate-including the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. (MUFG), DBS Bank Ltd. (DBS), Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (OCBC), and Standard Chartered Bank (Singapore) Ltd. (SCB)-for a newbuild floating storage and regasification unit FSRU (Note 1), to be operated by Singapore LNG Corporation Pte Ltd (SLNG) as Singapore's Second LNG Terminal.
This FSRU project (Note 2) marks the first deployment of an FSRU in Singapore., where the nation relies on imported natural gas for approximately 95% of its domestic power generation.

This financing was made possible through the convergence of MOL's mission to support customers in diversifying LNG procurement and ensuring a stable supply via FSRU projects; JBIC's commitment to supporting the business expansion of Japanese companies in Asia; and the initiatives of JBIC, MUFG, DBS, OCBC, and SCB, which prioritize advancing the energy transition and contributing to decarbonization across the region.
The MOL Group operates a diverse range of social infrastructure businesses centered on the shipping industry, guided by its Group Vision to meet the evolving needs of society-including environmental conservation-through the advancement of technology and services. This project aligns not only with that vision, but also with the group's management plan, "BLUE ACTION 2035," which promotes the expansion of both shipping and non-shipping businesses, as well as with the strategy of "expanding low-carbon and decarbonized businesses through a concerted group-wide effort" outlined in the "MOL Group Environmental Vision 2.2." Committed to the sustainable development and preservation of nature, the group supports society from the blue oceans-sustaining lives and helping to ensure a prosperous future.
(Note 1) FSRU stands for Floating Storage and Regasification Unit. FSRUs receive and store LNG offshore, regasifying it, and sending it to shore. They offer the advantages of lower costs and shorter startup periods compared to constructing storage tanks and regasification facilities onshore.
(Note 2) For details, please refer to the October 23, 2024, press release:
MOL Signs Long-Term Time Charter Contract for Singapore's 1st FSRU -Contributing to Stable Supply of Energy in Singapore-
MOL Group 5 Sustainability Issues
MOL Group identifies "Sustainability Issues" (Materiality) as our key issues for sustainable growth with society through realization of the Group Vision.
We anticipate this initiative to contribute especially to the realization of "Safety & Value -Provide added value through safe transportation and our social infrastructure business-", "Environment -Conservation for Marine and global environment-", "Human & Community -Contributing to the growth and development of people and communities-", and "Innovation -Innovation for development in marine technology-".
