In celebration of PETRONAS’ 50th anniversary, the Silver Arrows will sport a different look for this weekend’s Singapore ...

Malaysia’s state-owned giant Petronas reported a more than 19% drop in profit for the first half of this year, impacted by the deconsolidation of subsidiaries and increased taxation during the ...

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A unit of Malaysia’s energy giant Petronas has sued South Sudan for allegedly blocking its planned $1.25 billion oilfields sale to Savannah Energy and instead taking over the producing assets.

Earlier this month, state-run Nile Petroleum Corp. assumed control of Petronas’ oil fields and assets - effectively repossessing the Malaysian company’s investment - and announced it would ...

The company, also known as Petronas, announced on Aug. 7 it would exit South Sudan after running operations in the country for around three decades. It was in talks to sell the local assets to ...

Petronas International Corporation registered a case against the Republic of South Sudan on Aug. 23, the website of The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, which is a part ...

Earlier this month, state-run Nile Petroleum Corp. assumed control of Petronas’ oil fields and assets – effectively repossessing the Malaysian company’s investment – and announced it would ...

India and the US have discussed and explored the possibility of technical exchanges on efforts to upgrade ... and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest ...