Since launching the first car carrier in 1965 to support Japan’s growing automobile exports, MOL's Auto Carrier Express (ACE) team has led the industry as a pioneer in automobile transport.
MOL is currently the world’s largest operator of LNG carriers, with more than 100 vessels in service.
In line with MOL’s Blue Action 2035 strategy, we are expanding our non‑shipping businesses. In the region, we are making significant progress across logistics infrastructure, port development and other growth areas.
Discover opportunities to grow your career with MOL in Asia & Oceania. Build a rewarding career contributing to the future of global maritime services. Work alongside diverse teams driving excellence in global shipping and logistics.
MOL Asia Oceania (MOLAO) serves as Mitsui O.S.K. Lines’ gateway to Asia and Oceania. From its base in Singapore, MOLAO brings together regional insight and global maritime expertise to support customers, partners, and industries across the region. As part of MOL Group, MOLAO contributes to building resilient supply chains and sustainable ocean transport solutions that connect Asia-Oceania with global markets.
As part of MOL Group, MOLAO contributes to building resilient supply chains and sustainable ocean transport solutions that connect Asia-Oceania with global markets.
A comprehensive presence across all key markets in Southeast Asia and Oceania
Supporting and enabling businesses across the region and beyond
Acting as a regional hub supporting MOL Group businesses across Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Oceania.
As a global leader in safe and reliable maritime operations, MOL Group helps move your cargo across the globe with confidence. Connect with us to discuss how we can support your operations.
Since launching the first car carrier in 1965 to support Japan’s growing automobile exports, MOL’s Auto Carrier Express (ACE) team has led the industry as a pioneer in automobile transport. Through continuous innovation, we have strengthened the safety and reliability of our services, operating a global fleet of around 100 vessels that supports an increasingly globalized market.
