MOL in long term Sumitomo deal…

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MOL has announced the signing of mid- and long-term transport contracts with Sumitomo Metal Industries covering five ships, including a 230,000 dwt iron ore carrier. The latter is on order at Namura Shipbuilding and will be launched after 2008 to transport ore from Brazil to Kashima and Wakayama.

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