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About MOL

MOL is a strong multimodal transportation group, meeting customers’ various logistics needs with one of the world’s largest merchant fleets and the highest commitment to safety and sustainability.

We strive continuously to excel as a company, being a global leader in marine transportation.

In figures:
(Data for one year, from MOL Report 2021)

66 million
tons of iron ore shipped
Approximately 4.4% of the global marine transportation volume
69 million
tons of LNG shipped
Nearly 20% of the global marine transportation volume
2.7 million
automobiles shipped
¥ 64.4 billionc
Invested in the environment

Visionary, we strive to anticipate our customers’ needs and offer safer solutions, friendlier to the planet. For that reason, we prize creativity and operating efficiency, fostering ethic and transparent management, and the commitment to the protection of the natural environment.

We have continued to expand thanks to our never-ending spirit of challenge, inherited since our foundation. And we are immensely proud to bring that same focus today, adding value to the products and materials shipped through our core business, international marine transportation.

Fleet breakdown by vessel type

Data from MOL Report 2021
Cruise ships and others total 0%, with 3 vessels

809
Vessels
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Dry Bulkers
33% (268 vessels)
Tankers
22% (180 vessels)
LNG Carriers e Offshore Businesses
14% (111 vessels)
Steaming Coal Carriers
5% (44 vessels)
Others
4% (33 vessels)
Car Carriers
12% (95 vessels)
Containerships
8% (60 vessels)
Ferries and coastal RoRo ships
2% (15 vessels)

Where it all started

We have breath and energy to spare to supply and move the world efficiently and safely. We were founded in 1884, in Japan, driven by the challenge of generating added-value to international marine transportation everywhere we navigate. Through ocean shipping, we contribute to the development of global industries and to more prosperous communities. This is intricately connected to our corporate social responsibility.

Our operations in Brazil date back to 1916, from the launch of the regular lines between Japan and East Coast South America by the then-named Osaka Shosen (current Mitsui O.S.K. Lines).

We are proud we brought more than 180 thousand Japanese immigrants to Brazil: even the first group, according to records of the time.

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Mission
From the blue oceans, we sustain people’s lives and ensure a prosperous future.
Vision
We will develop a variety of social infrastructure businesses in addition to traditional shipping businesses, and will meet the evolving social needs including environmental conservation, with innovative technology and services.
MOL group aims to be a strong and resilient corporate group that provides new value to all stakeholders and grows globally.
Values
We pursue business proactively and collaboratively. We think “out of the box” without ever leaving ethics escape our senses. We act safely and respectfully on behalf of our customers. With them and for them, we innovate and share useful knowledge and experience to the future generations. In one word, CHARTS!
C
Challenge
Innovate through insight
H
Honesty
Do the right thing
A
Accountability
Commit to acting with a sense of ownership
R
Reliability
Gain the trust of stakeholders
T
Teamwork
Build a strong team
S
Safety
Pursue the world’s highest level of safety culture

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Safety

Safety Operation Supporting Center
Overseen by MOL’s experienced captains, the center monitors the status of vessels around the clock, so that they respond appropriately to the various risks involved in the operation, including external factors such as weather and ocean conditions.
MOL Training Centers
We operate crew training centers in the Philippines, India, and other locations around the world to help us train and develop highly qualified crew members, indispensable to keep the safe operation of our vessels.
Virtual Reality (VR)
We are developing a system that uses virtual reality technology to train associates, simulating with a new level of realism risky (or hard-to-replicate) real-world scenarios.
Impact on people’s lives
Impact on people’s lives

It is through our vessels and routes the products necessary to the everyday life of the population are transported. As well as a better part of the energy that moves people’s lives.

We are mindful. There are studies that indicate that approximately 60% of all new orders for ships until 2025 are for vessels that use liquified natural gas (LNG) as fuel. A part of that environment-friendly energy source is already transported on our ships.