Pertamina bids for majority stake in Southeast Asian refinery

Which refinery is that   

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@ RAPID? 

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=72758160
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=72761316
Looks like my bullshitting rumor do come true    

it's not rumor actually, as this is high level management discussion, anyhow, from what i heard, the direction still maintain, just waiting for the news

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Aker Solutions' Subsea Graduate Engineering Program (Malaysia) not opening anymore huh?
Such a bad year (decade) to graduate 

This decade is not as bad as the 80's decade when recession hit Malaysia from 1982 to 1987. There were busloads of unemployed graduates back then. Jobs were scarce in all industries.

Maybe you should ask your elders of their job-seeking experience during those times.

True that. 
but that time no GST 

Aker Solutions' Subsea Graduate Engineering Program (Malaysia) not opening anymore huh?
Such a bad year (decade) to graduate 

Technip also do not open. me sad

Keep trying don't give up applying. Work else where first and keep applying into O&G. I went through that path, worked different industry for 1 and a half years in which I kept applying for O&G. It paid off and I scored a job with a big operator and have since been working in the same company.

Hi, where can i get a list of oil and gas related companies that are located in malaysia?

Hi, where can i get a list of oil and gas related companies that are located in malaysia?

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=72758160
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=72761316
Looks like my bullshitting rumor do come true    

Guys - Muhibbah, KMN & Toyo are actively looking for peoples right now, be it fresh grad and experienced personnel. Working in EPC environment is a good start to built project reference.

PERTAMINA buying Shell PD Refinery?

Petronas said it would be delaying the start-up of its $16billion RAPID refining and petrochemical complex in Malaysia until mid-2019.

The move will push the project back from earlier that year.

The decline in oil price has led to a review by Petronas looking at some of its engineering, procurement and construction contracts.

Chief Executive Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin said: “For the refinery, the start up will be middle of 2019. That is the current schedule.

“Commodity prices went down – it was a good time for us to go into the market for EPC contracts. We did some rebidding to get better prices.

“We’ve taken the decision that some of the chains in the petchem will be rephased. Basically, some of the chains, like the phenolic chains, will come later.”

The $16billion refinery and petrochemical integrated development was initially poised to start operations by early 2019.

It will consist of a 300,000 barrels-per-day refinery and petrochemical complex with a combine chemical output of 7.7million metric tons per year of various projects.

In the fourth quarter of last year, Petronas posted a loss of $2.03billion, marking its first loss in at least five years.