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Sign InIn a move reflecting Abu Dhabi's strategy to solidify its position as a major player in the global energy market, ADNOC Logistics and Services has announced an order for four next-generation LNG carriers. The total value of the deal is approximately $900 million (AED 3.3 billion). These vessels are scheduled to be constructed at the Jiangnan Shipyard in Shanghai, China, with delivery expected to commence in 2029.
This expansion comes amid rising global demand for LNG, as major energy firms race to secure supply chains. In comparison to regional peers, companies like Qatar's Nakilat (QGTS) are also aggressively expanding their fleets, having announced massive newbuild orders earlier this year to support the North Field expansion (per reported earnings data). ADNOC L&S's move highlights its commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and reducing carbon footprints through modern vessel technology.
Looking ahead, energy sector investors are closely monitoring the upcoming OPEC Meeting on July 5, 2026, which may influence broader energy market sentiment. Given that current price data for ADNOCLS is unavailable at this time, market focus remains on the company's ability to manage capital expenditure for these large-scale investments leading up to the 2029 delivery window.