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The MOL Group operates mainly in the shipping industry. The company operates in five business segments. The dry bulk carrier business owns and operates dry bulk carriers (excluding coal carriers that transport coal for thermal power generation) and transports ocean freight. The energy transportation business owns and operates bulk carriers such as coal carriers for transporting coal for thermal power generation, oil carriers, and offshore and liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers to transport ocean freight on a global scale. The product transportation business includes the containership business and the car carrier, ferry, and domestic Ro-Ro ship businesses. The containership business owns and operates container ships and operates a container terminal. The company also provides logistics services such as air and ocean forwarding, land transportation, warehousing, and heavy goods transportation. The car carrier, ferry, and domestic Ro-Ro ship business owns and operates dedicated car carriers. In addition, the company operates ferries to transport passengers and cargo. In addition to the real estate business, the company operates a cruise ship business, a towing business, a trading company business (sales of fuel, marine materials, machinery, etc.), and a temporary staffing business through affiliated companies. In the Other Business segment, as a cost center for the company's group, the company is engaged in ship management for vessels (excluding oil carriers and LNG carriers), financial services such as financing for the group, information services, accounting agency services, and maritime consulting. |
