By Bloomberg | 2019-04-23 07:58:09 (April 23): Stocks in Asia are set for modest gains after U.S. equities edged higher as investors awaited a deluge of earnings news. Oil jumped after the White House said it will scrap waivers that allow the purchase of some Iranian crude.
Futures pointed higher in Japan and Australia as traders in Sydney and Hong Kong return from the Easter break. Volumes are likely to remain thin ahead of a Japanese holiday throughout all of next week. The S
To expand market presence in Malaysia and Middle East by leveraging on both parties’ competitive strengths and assets
Kuala Lumpur, 23 April 2019 – Integrated oil and gas (“O&G”) solutions provider,
Barakah Offshore Petroleum Berhad (“Barakah” or the “Group”), has today announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) with Vallianz Holdings Limited (“Vallianz”) to form a strategic alliance for both parties’ to explore business opportunities in Malaysia and the Middle East. By joining forces, both parties are able to leverage on each other’s strengths to expand their scope of services, technical capabilities and geographical reach along the O&G value chain.
Under the MOU, Barakah will offer its established engineering and operational capabilities to support Vallianz’s existing and future projects. This includes technical consultation, feasibility studies, front-end engineering design and project engineering services, among others. The project scope also covers future co-tender arrangements for offshore projects which are deemed suitable by both parties
agreed with megan.the bottom line Barakah is heavily in debts.what really concerned is how the company will turnaround into profit.looking into current situation its unfavorable.
high in debt with bankers--balance sheet yoy losses---no new project coming in----solutions i) new shareholders coming in with incoming projects ii) Issuance of RI from bankers to cover outstanding loan and exposure
lot of oil and gas companies also highly in debt...barakah not the only one!! then they still have existing projects that can last till year 2023...so not so fast pn17...armada and sapura also not yet lah pn17
Vallianz is 57.67%-owned by Rawabi Holding Company Limited (“Rawabi”), a Saudi company established in 1980 and headquartered in Al-Khobar (Eastern Province), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Rawabi is a regional provider of products and services with its core focus on the oil and gas industry, specifically in the drilling and related oilfield services. It is also involved in the engineering and construction industry, owning and operating several manufacturing facilities and is involved in the growing regional telecommunications and IT sector. Rawabi has international partners from approximately 20 countries and represents over 100 worldwide prominent companies.
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By Bloomberg | 2019-04-23 07:58:09
(April 23): Stocks in Asia are set for modest gains after U.S. equities edged higher as investors awaited a deluge of earnings news. Oil jumped after the White House said it will scrap waivers that allow the purchase of some Iranian crude.
Futures pointed higher in Japan and Australia as traders in Sydney and Hong Kong return from the Easter break. Volumes are likely to remain thin ahead of a Japanese holiday throughout all of next week. The S