Mol pakistan oil & gas co. Headquarters & Office Locations

Mol pakistan oil & gas co. (Private) is headquartered in Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands. Founded in 1998, the company operates across 1 countries with approximately 844 employees worldwide.

Where is Mol pakistan oil & gas co.'s main office?

Mol pakistan oil & gas co.'s main headquarters office is located at 1011 Muiderstraat 1 Pz, Amsterdam, North Holland . This serves as the company's primary corporate address and is home to its executive leadership team.

Mol pakistan oil & gas co. regional offices

Beyond its headquarters in Amsterdam, Mol pakistan oil & gas co. maintains 1 offices across 1 countries. Regional offices span 1 countries.

Mol pakistan oil & gas co. contact information

The main switchboard for Mol pakistan oil & gas co. headquarters can be reached at +31-206853085. For investor relations, visit molpakistan.pk/investor-relations.

What does Mol pakistan oil & gas co. do?

MOL Pakistan, a fully owned subsidiary of the MOL Group (www.molgroup.info) registered in Netherlands has been working in Pakistan since 1999. Currently, it is led by Managing Director, who brought a wealth of international experience in exploration and production projects from across the globe to ensure that MOL Group achieves its desired position and long-term goals in Pakistan. MOL Pakistan presently produces Oil & Gas from TAL Block as the operator of the concession. It also holds concessions for Margala and Margala North Blocks and has recently acquired significant shares in the Karak block as non-operating partner which is considered as another promising prospect for the future discoveries. MOL Pakistan is always on the look for further investment opportunities in Exploration and Production (E & P) sector of Pakistan through involvement in further Exploration Blocks and acquisition of state owned upstream/downstream opportunities available for privatization. MOL Pakistan sincerely believes that its E & P skill inventory gathered over the period of time can positively contribute towards the self-sustainability of Pakistan’s energy needs.