South Korean LNG importer Kogas plans to pay down $10Bln of debt and may sell HQ

Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Korea Gas Corp., the South Korean state-run natural gas company and the world's largest corporate importer of LNG, plans to cut its debts by 10.5 trillion won (US$10 billion) by 2017 through asset sales and by overhauling its business operations.


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