The Board of Directors of SESB wishes to announce that SVPL, being an indirect subsidiary of SESB, has been voluntarily wound up with effect from 1 October 2017. The grounds for winding up is SVPL has been dormant since operation and the Letter of Winding Up was issued by Labuan Financial Services Authority and the confirmation of which was received by SESB on 11 April 2018.
SVPL is not a major subsidiary of SESB and has been dormant since incorporation. The total cost of investment of SVPL is USD100. The winding up of SVPL is part of the exercise to streamline SESB’s Group organisation structure and does not have any financial and operational impact on the net assets and earnings of SESB for the financial year ended 31 March 2018, other than the liquidation expenses.
None of the directors and/or major shareholders of SESB and/or persons connected with them have any interest, direct or indirect, in the winding up.
The Board of Directors of SESB, having taken into consideration all aspects of the liquidation, is of the opinion that the liquidation is in the best interest of SESB.
JaJa, Octanex in talks to exit Ophir is for sure spell disaster for Scomi. If Octanex can be compensated, can Scomi bailout themselves wiih compensation too ?
"OPSB has written to Petronas requesting termination of the Ophir RSC, which would result in Petronas, as the owner of the field, assuming responsibility for the field, accepting novation of contracts and reimbursement of capital and operating costs not previously reimbursed via proceeds of petroleum sales."
In other words, Scomies should be compensated accordingly as it holds a 30% stake in OPSB.
OPSB funded the Ophir development via syndicated term loan facilities (Project Financing Facilities) comprised of 75% of the capital expenditure and 75% of the first three quarters of operating expenditure, with the balance of expenditure funded by OPSB’s shareholders in proportion to their equity interest (50% in Octanex’s case). Octanex’s US$12 Million Convertible Note facility (presently drawn to US$8Million) with Sabah International Petroleum (SIP) was structured for this purpose. SIP is wholly owned by Sabah Development Bank Berhad. itself wholly owned by the Ministry of Finance of the Malaysian state of Sabah. Advances made by Octanex and other shareholders to OPSB are subordinated to OPSB’s Project Financing Facilities, as a result of which payments from OPSB to Octanex can only follow repayment of the project finance. Octanex will be required to redeem the SIP Convertible Note facility from the proceeds of payments received from OPSB, unless SIP elects to convert the Convertible Notes into Octanex shares (the facility is comprised of three equal tranches of convertible notes with conversion prices of $0.15, $0.20 and $0.25).
So far only Dialog, Bumi, Yinson and Hibiscus are gerating good profit when oil price up. Dialog is sure win with Pengerang, Hibiscus the only real oil producer, the rest of are service companies rely on oil company for job: barakah, Uzma, Perisai, Icon, Alam, UMW, Petra, Carimin, Scomi, T7, many more all are in deep trouble, so the choice is easy, don't buy on what people told you, do you own calculation. Also stay away from oil companies associated with Khazakstan like Sumatec and Reach, too much fishy. Best bet in this oil cycle up will be Hibiscus, next Dialog, then Yinson and Bumi.
. Oil prices rallied Friday, with U.S. prices jumping nearly 6% for the week, as OPEC members agreed to raise output, but by an amount that appears to be less than traders had anticipated.
IS KPMG OR DELOITTE MALAYSIA THE COMPANY AUDITOR ALL THESE YEAR, NOW THAT KPMG HAS ANNOUNCED THAT ITS ENDORSEMENT FOR THE 1 MDB AUDITED REPORT PAST YEARS WERE INACCURATE SAME GOES TO DELOITTE LATER IT WILL ANNOUCES SIMILAR DECISION
Scomi Energy said it has submitted a letter to Petroliam Nasional Bhd, or Petronas, to terminate the risk sharing contract for the Ophir oilfield, which was not able to restore production of the wells.
"Subject to Petronas' consent, as owner of the field, Ophir will hand over the operations, novate all existing contracts and secure the imbursement of capital and operating expenditure for the development."
It's quite good rather than making loss. Or it is the beginning of the light at the end of the tunnel. Hopefully tne new ceo from UK can turnaround the company.
Good news from its quarterly result announcement:-
'Petronas has confirmed termination of the RSC agreement. The modalities for handover of the operations and novation of contracts are on-going. Reimbursement of capital and operating expenditure will be subject to audit and finalization by Petronas.'
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Octanex price also during.....!