OMAN LNG L.L.C.

Oman LNG L.L.C. operates the three LNG trains at Qalhat in Sur, combined nameplate capacity around 10.4 million tonnes per annum, receiving feed gas from the central Oman fields and loading tankers for customers in Japan, Korea, India, China, Taiwan and northwest Europe. The company is majority-owned by the Government of Oman via OQ, with Shell, TotalEnergies, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Partex, Itochu and Korea LNG as shareholders. Qalhat LNG's fourth train is integrated operationally under the same management structure. The Sur plant runs with a core operations workforce of roughly 700, supplemented by several hundred contractors during shutdowns and the long list of marine pilots, customs agents, LNG bunkering crews, ship chandlers and marine surveyors who cycle through the jetty every cargo. The commercial rhythm at an LNG export site is fundamentally about quick, clean introductions: a charter captain docks, a shipping agent boards, a QHSE officer signs in, a Japanese buyer's technical representative inspects loading arms, and every one of them needs to exchange contact data with terminal staff before the 36-hour loading window closes. Cardify digital cards with a QR-to-vCard flow compress that exchange to a single scan, storing the full contact in the recipient's phone with Arabic and English name fields preserved. Team templates keep the Oman LNG wordmark, role title, and emergency control room number consistent across every card issued to operations, commercial, shipping and HSE staff. For a company hosting Japanese buyers, European tanker captains, Indian offtakers and Ministry of Energy and Minerals inspectors in the same week, Cardify's bilingual cards, analytics showing how often each card is scanned, and optional locally-printed backups from BHD-partnered print shops give Oman LNG a modern, low-overhead way to professionalise every external interaction. Start free at cardify.om.