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Oil & Gas Industry Outlook for
Geran Penyelidikan dan Pengkomersialan Vendor
(GPPV) by Ministry of Entrepreneurship Development
and Cooperatives (MEDAC)
June 2020
CONFIDENTIAL 2
Oil & Gas Services and Equipment (OGSE) industry covers the entire
Oil & Gas value chain from upstream to downstream activities
2
Global players in Malaysia’s oil and gas
industry
Pipeline
solution
s
Downstream plant
turnaround & MRO
Engineering
DesignFPSOs
USD16 billion1Top 100 companies’ revenue USD28 billion1
Top 100 companies’ fixed assets
Source: 1 MPRC’s OGSE100 FY2018 publication
CONFIDENTIAL 3
Malaysia’s oil and gas landscape is well-developed supported by various
stakeholders including Government Agencies and Ministries
3
Key stakeholders
Specialist
Consultants,
Vendors, Agents
Sub-
Contractors
Main(Umbrella)
Contractors
Operators
(32)
Regulat
or
2,878 active PETRONAS-licensed services
companies
Registration, licensing, SWEC, VDP, VDPx, LESTARI programmes
MEDAC KWP MOHR MITI MOF MOHE
CONFIDENTIAL 4
Importance of OGSE industry to Malaysia’s economy
4
Supported the contribution of 13.8%
GDP for the Oil, Gas and Energy sector.1
More than 59,000 total
headcounts (high skilled talents) in
the OGSE industry2 e.g. Engineering and
Geology.
4,414 PETRONAS Standardised Work
and Equipment Categories (“SWECs”)
licensees including non-Oil & Gas centric
businesses.3
RM67.4b OGSE revenue in FY2018
from a population of 1,641 OGSE
companies comprising of OGSE100, 165
non-OGSE100 Mid Tier and 1,376 SMEs.4
44 51 52
59 56 62
56 56 55
13
15 18
17
10 9
7 5 6 7
8 7
6
7 7
6 6 6
-
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
RM
Bill
ion
OGSE INDUSTRY REVENUE 4
OGSE100 Non-OGSE100: Mid-Tier SME
Source:
1. DOSM annual publication
2. Malaysia OGSE Talent Landscape 2018, published in PETRONAS Activity Outlook 2019
3. PETRONAS
4. MPRC’s OGSE100 Financial Year 2018 publication
CONFIDENTIAL 5
The growth and the development of the OGSE sector are largely dependent
upon the activity level of O&G industry and hence are oil price sensitive
Brent Crude oil Prices (USD/bbl)
6.6
5.5
8.0
3.7
6.16.2
8.3
8.3
0.0 0.01
-2.14% PBT Margin of OGSE sector in Malaysia (2008-2018)
CONFIDENTIAL 6
The oil and gas sector especially OGSE were still reeling from the
2014/2015 oil price crisis as evident from FY2018 results
Source:
1. MPRC’s OGSE100 Financial Year 2018 publication
2. SSM’s data
1. Total revenue decline by 1% 2. Loss Before Tax of RM1.4 billion
3. TFA decline by 5.1% 4. Lower against regional counterparts
CONFIDENTIAL 7
Industries are heavily impacted due to low oil price environment coupled with global pandemic. Way of working has changed tremendously
Source: PETRONAS presentation to MDBC on 3rd June 2020
Immediate term technology Medium to long term technology
Automation
Digital Fields
Brownfield
Management
Flow Assurance
Drilling
Facilities
Digital Platform
Wells P&A
Deepwater
Co2 Sequestration
CONFIDENTIAL 8
With the current situation, immediate term technology that are efficient and effective to reduce cost is highly sought (1/2)
Source: PETRONAS presentation to MDBC on 3rd June 2020
Automation
Remote operation
Inspection & maintenance
Digital Fields
Data driven maintenance
Brownfield
Management
Sand mgmt.
(avg. 10-45
microns)
Flow Assurance
Wax / paraffin Slugging
Water mgmt.Containment
mgmt.
Production
Enhancement
BrownfieldsHydrates
Near field
CONFIDENTIAL 9
With the current situation, immediate term technology that are efficient and effective to reduce cost is highly sought (2/2)
Source: PETRONAS presentation to MDBC on 3rd June 2020
Drilling
Casing while Drilling
(CWD) for deepwater
subsea
Coiled Tubing
Drilling (CTD) for
marginal reserves
Facilities
Low cost terminal
Facilities/system
decomplexing
Digital
Platform
Integrated, robust
and agile platform
Wells P&A
New tools and
techniques:
• Perf Wash Cement
(PWC)
• Perf tools for
multiple casing
strings
Deepwater CO2
Sequestration
Capture
Transport
StorageLow cost well for
marginal fields
THANK YOU
Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation
Suite 20-11, G-Tower,
199 Jalan Tun Razak,
50400 Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Tel: +603 2858 8555
Fax: +603 2858 8599
For more information, visit us at www.mprc.gov.my