For "enablers" yes as many ex Petronas employed in Saudi... those kat office going bola/kaki.... sorry la....working culture well known in the industry

It is funny that reorg/resizing also become such big issue in MY while supermajors like kerang already doing for yrs yet NL/UK gomen talak bising since it is pure economy/business direction..

Trim the fat sila off load some ofis-ers unload some finance bois girls, law dept, marketing dsb



Remove those from UTP habis belajar doesn't mean automatik take them, owe them nothing.


Minyak tabuley untung like last time already. O&G been years in decline.

Wat my experience dealing with petronas ppl is they only can handle 1 task (project) only and only it. Put then in extra project they become headless chicken

Ok, this is new.
Considering how expensive they are, I thought they were very capable of handling multitasking and projects.
I handle fullstack dev + project management for up to 4 projects at once.

BRB, submit resume.

anyway, dividends to gov gonna be less.. budget gonna hv huge deficit since madani dunno how to control spending... get ready for more taxes la..

hope he gets retrenched.

they need marketing ???

they are a monopoly.

and stupid PN just want Petronas to run into negative

yeaaa i can vouch for this. pernah attend

because of petrol sarawak

PH Govt is stupid

the easiest approach to get more money is to bring back GST but they refused to

instead do this stamp duty, etc to trying to bring in millions when GST will bring in billions

more noise

Gst horrible

Gst harga Naik

Long live SST and tax avocado

Petronas job cuts driven by global downturn, not linked to Petros: Fadillah



KUALA LUMPUR — The recent move by Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) to reduce its workforce is driven by global economic pressures and declining crude oil prices, not its dealings with Petroleum Sarawak Bhd (Petros), Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof clarified today.

Speaking at a Hari Raya Aidiladha sacrificial ceremony at Taman Hussein Mosque here, Fadillah said the national oil company’s ongoing restructuring exercise is necessary in light of current global challenges, Bernama reported.

“That is why Petronas has to relook its entire operation. I’m planning a meeting with them to get a briefing on the matter and to ensure that the number of layoffs can be reduced, if not avoided,” he told reporters in Kuching today.

On June 5, Petronas president and chief executive officer Tan Sri Tengku Muhammad Taufik Tengku Aziz said the company is downsizing its workforce by 10 per cent as part of efforts to navigate tough market conditions, particularly due to the drop in oil prices.

He noted that approximately 5,000 employees will be impacted, with notifications to be made in stages throughout next year.

The announcement follows a recent understanding reached between the federal and Sarawak governments on May 21 regarding the roles of Petronas and Petros.

As outlined in a joint declaration, Petronas will continue to carry out its responsibilities under the Petroleum Development Act 1974 (PDA 1974), including its activities and obligations within Malaysia.

Existing agreements involving Petronas and its subsidiaries—particularly those related to the sale and export of liquefied natural gas (LNG)—will proceed without disruption.

A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office also reaffirmed that both federal and state laws pertaining to gas distribution in Sarawak will be upheld and respected by all stakeholders. - June 7, 2025

Pdg merbok how? Easy say lo do do do. Tong gas uturn, ron95 uturn, electric uturn, its never easy to implement economic reforms without pain and suffering.

Now u know what anwar said
KALAU MENANG HARI INI, esok minyak turun
Now minyak really drop

u ex petronas?