Tender to buy four fuel oil cargoes

Wed 23 Feb 2011, 08:30 GMT

Tender to buy four fuel oil cargoes

Oil firm seeks fuel oil parcels for loading in March.

Vietnam National Petroleum Corp. (Petrolimex) is seeking to purchase four fuel oil cargoes totalling 70,000 tonnes for loading in March.

The state-owned oil firm is interested in buying one 10,000-tonne parcel of 380-centistoke (cst) for loading on March 5, FOB Singapore or Malaysia.

Petrolimex is also in the market to purchase a 10,000-tonne lot of C-spec fuel oil for loading on March 22, FOB Singapore or Malaysia, and two 25,000 tonne cargoes for lifting on March 5 and 22, FOB Singapore or Malaysia.

The tender is due to expire on February 23rd, at 3 pm Hanoi time and will remain valid until the following day (3 pm Hanoi time).

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