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Gazprom Marketing and Trading opens Singapore office

GM&T is launching its operations in Singapore to deepen relationships between LNG suppliers and customers in the region.

With offices in the major energy trading hubs globally, Gazprom Marketing and Trading (GM&T), will leverage Singapore's strength as a major global shipping hub, particularly for energy. The company sees Singapore as well-placed to become a major player in the LNG trade in Asia, with the region Asia accounting for around two-thirds of the world's LNG imports.

GM&T, a subsidiary of the Gazprom Group, trades energy commodities including gas, power, oil and oil products, carbon, LNG and FX and is responsible for the optimisation of Gazprom Group's energy commodity assets and downstream expansion through its marketing and trading network.

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