MOL & PT MCS Internasional Establish Joint-Venture LNG Carrier Manning Company In Indonesia
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL; President & CEO: Takeshi Hashimoto) today announced that MOL and PT MCS Internasional (MCSI; Director: Johan Novitrian; Head office: Jakarta), a manning company in PT Humpuss Maritim Internasional Tbk. Group (Note 1), have established PT McMOL Crewing International, a new joint-venture LNG carrier manning company in Indonesia, in August 2023. The JV plans to begin operations in April 2024, and will primarily allocate seafarers for the MOL Group’s fleet of LNG carriers.
In operating vessels transporting LNG, it is essential to recruit, train, and retain top-quality seafarers who are qualified to handle LNG. Yet even as the use of LNG expands on the back of growing needs for cleaner energy, the world is facing a shortage of seafarers. The establishment of this new manning company will contribute to stably securing seafarers.
(From left, PT Humpuss Maritim Internasional Tbk. President Director Tirta Hidayat, MOL Managing Executive Officer Kazuya Hamazaki,
PT MCS Internasional Director Johan Novitrian, MOL Managing Executive Officer Mitsuhisa Tanimoto), Credits: MOL
Since 1986, when MOL teamed up with the Humpuss Group to form PT Humolco LNG Indonesia, a ship management company, it has also focused on training Indonesian seafarers. From now on, leveraging its expertise in supplying seafarers to MOL Group-operated vessels for many years, as well as the know-how and network that MOL has cultivated to date as the manager and operator of the world’s largest fleet of LNG carriers, it will continue to take a proactive stance in providing stable, high-quality LNG transport services that precisely meet the needs of its customers.
(Note 1) Engaged in shipping and oil trading in Indonesia.
[Outline of MCSI]
Company name: PT MCS Internasional
Representative: Johan Novitrian (Director)
Established: July 2012
Address: Granadi Building 4th Floor, Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Block X-1 Kav. 8-9, Jakarta
[Outline of New JV]
Company name: PT McMOL Crewing International
Representative: Johan Novitrian (President Director)
Established: August 2023
Start of operation: April 2024 (scheduled)
Address: Granadi Building 5th Floor, Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Block X-1 Kav. 8-9, Jakarta
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