Posted on Jan 27th, 2014 with tags AHTS, contracts, Extends, ExxonMobil, Malaysia, News . Malaysia’s Jasa Merin Sdn Bhd been awarded contracts extension by ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc. for the provision of two 60MT Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels.
The contracts extension, which will begin in early February, are for a one year period. The deal in total is estimated to be around RM 23.287 million ($7.1 million).
Jasa Merin Sdn Bhd last year awarded three shipbuilding contracts to Muhibbah Marine Engineering Sdn Bhd, for the construction of two 62-metre Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessels and one 70-metre AHTS. The move was explained as being in line with the company’s on-going fleet-renewal and expansion initiative.
Offshore Energy Today Staff, January 27, 2014 Share this article from Offshore Energy Today
I say most likely it will continue to bleed.. Silk is doing really well, with the market bleed so badly, they only shed 4.5sen.. strong support is there. I got a feeling it will hit 60sen and then only will rebound, this stock has been really heated up, give some time to let it rest and then only shoot again. Guys, this is a short medium term stock. Just sit tight and dont worry, if u have money keep buying it if it continue to drops.
Silk up more than 50% already. Better buy those that haven't run yet like pba and opcom. Both also highly defensive against foreign sell down. Both are insulated from financial tsunami and pay a dividend
Guys there are still potential in this stock. Dont bail yet. Min will hit 80sen.. might not be today but soon, technical sell will also happen. Just make sure watch out for it.
cimb collect at 0.65, so,when cimb to sell?? 0.70, 0.75 or 0.80 and above..if u expect market will up, so hold and sell at 0.80 and above..if market will down, better sell at 0.72 and above...
distribution means the process of big players slowly selling their tickets to small fish, this is beginning of bear trend...anyway this is just opinion from sklyte...hehe
This Year of 2014. People are running into the safety of defensive counter.
1)SILK (A toll road has strong moat) Up from 40 cts to 70 over cents. Too high to chase. 2) PBA (Water is a NECESSITY. We must Drink, take bath & wash clothes.) 3) OPCOM (CASH RICH. Debt Free. High Dividend 8% to 10%. Secured job from TM)
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ExxonMobil Extends AHTS Contracts in Malaysia
Posted on Jan 27th, 2014 with tags AHTS, contracts, Extends, ExxonMobil, Malaysia, News .
Malaysia’s Jasa Merin Sdn Bhd been awarded contracts extension by ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Malaysia Inc. for the provision of two 60MT Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessels.
The contracts extension, which will begin in early February, are for a one year period. The deal in total is estimated to be around RM 23.287 million ($7.1 million).
Jasa Merin Sdn Bhd last year awarded three shipbuilding contracts to Muhibbah Marine Engineering Sdn Bhd, for the construction of two 62-metre Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessels and one 70-metre AHTS. The move was explained as being in line with the company’s on-going fleet-renewal and expansion initiative.
Offshore Energy Today Staff, January 27, 2014
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