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PETRONAS 1ST SELECCTED 5 OGSEs On Sept 2017 Then PETRONAS again made 2nd seletion for OGSE Again on July 2018 This time expanded from 5 OGSE to 12 (Pernergy was chosen Twice)
Now T7 Global was not among them because T7 Global was SME supporting OGSE
Why T7 Global was not mentioned among SMEs support OGSEs? Answer was due to OGSE not paying SME like T7 Global on time
See
What O&G recovery? Subcontractors still not paid on time
1) T7 Global Berhad (the Company or T7Global) - Letter of Award for provision of splash zone structural repair and maintenance from Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd.
2) and Letter of Award for umbrella contract for the provision of manpower services from Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd.
AND MORE JOBS FROM PETRONAS COULD BE EXPECTED IN COMING DAYS & MONTHS
NOW T7 GLOBAL HAS SUCCESSFUL DIVERSIFIED FROM PUR OIL & GAS INTO OTHERS LIKE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, AEROSPACE & CONSTRUCTION
These projects have kept T7 Global afloat through all the bleak times that befell other OnG Entities now teetering on insolvency and bankruptcy
So all the past 4 quarter results of T& Global have been positive in a sea of red
NOW EMERGING STRONGER IT WILL SEE BETTER TIMES
AND ECRL IS ANOTHER CHUNCHUN BONANZA FOR 3 REASONS
1) Like AZRB, TALAM, PRESTAR & LAFARGE -- T7 GLOBAL HAS ASSETS ALONG THE ECRL ROUTE
IT HAS A RM200 MILLIONS AEROSPACE INDUSTRY IN SERENDAH, SHOPS IN SETIAWANGSA & MARINE YARDS IN KEMAMAN
2) ECRL WILL ENHANCE ITS AEROSPACE BUSINESS IN SERENDAH AS WELL AS ITS OIL FRABICATION YARDS IN KEMAMAN
3) A POSSIBLE JOB FROM ERL WITH ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH CHINA CONTRACTOR
ONE MAJOR UPCOMING INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA IS AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
Like PETRONAS RAPID Which will Add Value To Malaysia (A copy of JURONG ISLAND OIL HUB Which contributes to 1/3 of SINGAPORE GDP -- SO IS AEROSPACE
In fact Spore being at the Crossroads of World Air Travel is a Very Powerful Airhub
And Many will ride on the Success of Aerospace industry as well
See KL - SPORE IS THE WORLD'S BUSIEST AIR ROUTE FOR 2 YEARS STRAIGHT!
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2019/03/26/airbus-expects-jobs-in-malaysia-to-hit-rm224bil/
SEE T7 GLOBAL AEROSPACE FACTORY IN SERENDAH
In Jan 2019 Petronas arranged Loans of SMEs from 5 Banks
https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/www.eaglevisioninvest.com/199669.jsp
PETRONAS 1ST SELECCTED 5 OGSEs On Sept 2017 Then PETRONAS again made 2nd seletion for OGSE Again on July 2018 This time expanded from 5 OGSE to 12 (Pernergy was chosen Twice)
Now T7 Global was not among them because T7 Global was SME supporting OGSE
Why T7 Global was not mentioned among SMEs support OGSEs? Answer was due to OGSE not paying SME like T7 Global on time
See
What O&G recovery? Subcontractors still not paid on time
AFTER a long and tedious wait, the country’s oil and gas (O&G)
services companies are finally beginning to enjoy the benefits of better
crude oil prices and increased upstream spending by oil majors.
But while some listed companies have started to see a positive
turnaround in the latest results season, The Edge has learnt that some
smaller vendors have yet to be paid, even though they have completed
their subcontracts.
“Sorry to say [but] some OGSE (oil and gas services and equipment)
companies are having problems getting their payments down the line,”
says an executive at an offshore services company.
“This does not happen with the NOCs or IOCs (national or
international oil companies), but it is more on the part of the main
contractors.”
Late payments to smaller vendors in the sector have been occurring for decades, information gathered by The Edge reveals.
However, it has got worse following the prolonged oil
price downturn in 2015, and unfortunately, shows no signs of improvement
despite the nascent recovery in the sector.
Delayed payments could put a dent in Petroliam Nasional Bhd’s (Petronas) consolidation agenda.
According to Petronas president and group chief executive
Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin, the norm is for Petronas to pay the
main contractors as they are its “single point of contact”.
That payment is then to be made down the line to the
subcontractors. However, when certain main contractors do not keep their
end of the bargain, subcontractors may no longer wish to participate,
never mind consider mergers and consolidation.
The payout may be small relative to the main contractor’s
finances, but it is critical for small and medium enterprises. Halting
payment amounts to tightening the cash flow — the lifeblood of a
company.
The national oil and gas company is cognisant of the problem. “We are pretty conscious; we know about the cash flow issue faced by some of our service providers,” Wan Zulkiflee said at Petronas’ FY2018 results briefing last Friday.
“On our part, we do take this into account [in] our
selection of main contractors [based] on their previous [payout]
performance,” he says, adding that Petronas does intervene in some
contracts.
However, sometimes its hands are tied.
“The main contractors are our single point of contact,
[and] there are certain terms in the contract that sometimes restrict us
from full intervention. So, it is kind of on a contract-by-contract
[basis], but we are fully aware of this issue, [and] we have taken
initiatives.”
Separately, last year, Petronas initiated a matchmaking
scheme, called the Vendor Financing Programme, under which seven
financial institutions have been roped in to provide vendors easier
access to financing.
“Essentially, all these efforts are to ease the cash-flow problems faced by subcontractors,” Wan Zulkiflee says.
The industry executive confirms that Petronas has
intervened in the past and that certain small vendors managed to bypass
the main contractors to be paid directly by Petronas and its partners.
“We also understand the grievances … for main contractors,
the rates are still low. They show profit on paper but cash flow is
another issue altogether.
“But [the non-payment] is a valid complaint,” the executive says.
Malaysia has in excess of 2,700 active O&G companies, most of which are SMEs. Fewer than 50 are listed on Bursa Malaysia.
Previously, Petronas had said it would leave industry
restructuring and consolidation to market forces as less capable SMEs
are expected to drop out and the more capable ones emerge stronger in
the long run.
This year, Petronas expects to allocate RM15 billion out
of “slightly over RM50 billion” in capital expenditure for the domestic
upstream segment, up from around RM12 billion last year.
But if the issue of non-payment of smaller players persists, O&G SMEs —
including the better ones — may end up adrift due to cash-flow
concerns, preventing the successful implementation of Petronas’ agenda
to build a stronger O&G industry for the future.
SO HERE WE SEE THE PROBLEMS SOLVED
PETRONAS WILL BYPASS OGSEs & DEAL WITH SMEs like T7 GLOBAL DIRECTLY
AND T7 GLOBAL SHOULD SEE MUCH BETTER TIMES AHEAD
Seeing this Insiders in 2019 have bought more T7 Global shares
See
| TAN SRI DATUK SERI TAN KEAN SOON | 12-Mar-2019 | Acquired | 72,000 | 0.530 |  |
| TAN SRI DATUK SERI TAN KEAN SOON | 11-Mar-2019 | Acquired | 455,000 | 0.510 |
NOW T7 GLOBAL ALSO SECURED 2 FRESH JOBS THIS YEAR
MULTIPLE PROPOSALS T7 Global Berhad (the Company or T7Global) - Letter of Award for provision of splash zone structural repair and maintenance from Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd. and Letter of Award for umbrella contract for the provision of manpower services from Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd.
| T7 GLOBAL BERHAD |
| Type | Announcement |
| Subject | MULTIPLE PROPOSALS |
| Description | T7 Global Berhad (the Company or T7Global) - Letter of Award for provision of splash zone structural repair and maintenance from Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd. and Letter of Award for umbrella contract for the provision of manpower services from Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd. |
The Board of Directors of T7Global wishes to announce that Tanjung Offshore Services Sdn. Bhd. (“TOS”),
a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company had received the letter
of award dated 24 December 2018 from Petronas Carigali Sdn. Bhd. for the
provision of splash zone structural repair and maintenance.
In addition, Fircroft Tanjung
Sdn. Bhd., a subsidiary of TOS, which in turn is a sub-subsidiary of the
Company had received the letter of award dated 19 October 2018 from
Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd. for an umbrella contract for the provision
of manpower services.
Please refer to the attached file for details of the announcement.
This announcement is dated 12 March 2019
T7 won not just one, but 2 Fresh Jobs
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2) and Letter of Award for umbrella contract for the provision of manpower services from Vestigo Petroleum Sdn. Bhd.
AND MORE JOBS FROM PETRONAS COULD BE EXPECTED IN COMING DAYS & MONTHS
NOW T7 GLOBAL HAS SUCCESSFUL DIVERSIFIED FROM PUR OIL & GAS INTO OTHERS LIKE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, AEROSPACE & CONSTRUCTION
These projects have kept T7 Global afloat through all the bleak times that befell other OnG Entities now teetering on insolvency and bankruptcy
So all the past 4 quarter results of T& Global have been positive in a sea of red
NOW EMERGING STRONGER IT WILL SEE BETTER TIMES
AND ECRL IS ANOTHER CHUNCHUN BONANZA FOR 3 REASONS
1) Like AZRB, TALAM, PRESTAR & LAFARGE -- T7 GLOBAL HAS ASSETS ALONG THE ECRL ROUTE
IT HAS A RM200 MILLIONS AEROSPACE INDUSTRY IN SERENDAH, SHOPS IN SETIAWANGSA & MARINE YARDS IN KEMAMAN
2) ECRL WILL ENHANCE ITS AEROSPACE BUSINESS IN SERENDAH AS WELL AS ITS OIL FRABICATION YARDS IN KEMAMAN
3) A POSSIBLE JOB FROM ERL WITH ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH CHINA CONTRACTOR
ONE MAJOR UPCOMING INDUSTRY IN MALAYSIA IS AEROSPACE INDUSTRY
Like PETRONAS RAPID Which will Add Value To Malaysia (A copy of JURONG ISLAND OIL HUB Which contributes to 1/3 of SINGAPORE GDP -- SO IS AEROSPACE
In fact Spore being at the Crossroads of World Air Travel is a Very Powerful Airhub
And Many will ride on the Success of Aerospace industry as well
See KL - SPORE IS THE WORLD'S BUSIEST AIR ROUTE FOR 2 YEARS STRAIGHT!
KUALA LUMPUR: The Kuala Lumpur-Singapore flight route, which operates 30,187 flights annually has been crowned the world’s busiest international route, for a second straight year.
Following closely on its heels is the Hong Kong-Taipei route as the
second busiest international route overall, with 28,447 operating
flights, according to an OAG statement.
Rounding out the world’s top five busiest international routes were
Jakarta-Singapore, Hong Kong-Shanghai and Jakarta-Kuala Lumpur, and this
is likely due to high demand for low-cost carriers, especially those
that operate out of Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur.
“In addition to Hong Kong, which plays a strategic connecting role
for many carriers, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta have become
Asia’s new ‘golden triangle,’ mimicking the influence of major United
States (US) hubs, Boston, New York and Washington,” said OAG head of
ASPAC, Mayur Patel.
The analysis by OAG, the world’s leading provider of travel data and
insight, was based on operating flight volume, including insight into
on-time performance and carrier frequency at the route level, both
domestically and internationally.
For more insights on the world’s busiest international and domestic routes, contact
EVEN AIRBUS IS BULLISH ON
SEE
Airbus expects jobs in Malaysia to hit RM2.24bil
KUALA LUMPUR: European aerospace firm Airbus expects the value
of works undertaken in Malaysia to grow more than 30% to US$550mil
(RM2.24bil) per year by 2023.
This will be achieved on the back of higher production rates,
the company’s investment in its local subsidiaries and joint ventures,
as well as potential new projects currently under evaluation.
Airbus Asia-Pacific president Jean-Marc Nasr said the drivers
for growth would be the increase in air traffic production and
maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services.
“The US$550mil is up over a third from US$400mil (RM1.62bil) in
2018,” he said at a briefing ahead of the upcoming Langkawi
International Maritime and Aviation Exhibition (LIMA) 2019 air show this
week.
“Passenger traffic growth over the next 20 years is projected
to grow 5.5% annually in the Asia-Pacific compared with 4.4% for the
rest of the world. The MRO business is also growing and having more
aircraft to work on means more jobs,” Nasr said.
Airbus’ local suppliers include CTRM, SME Aerospace, Spirit AeroSystems and SDMK.
“Our supply group in Malaysia is the largest in South-East
Asia. We’ve been in operations here for about 20 years and we see strong
potential in Malaysia compared with other countries or regions,” said
Nasr.
According to him, about 727 Airbus aircraft have been ordered
to date by Malaysia Airlines (MAS) and the AirAsia group. Of this, 592
units are from AirAsia; 96 from AirAsia X and 39 from MAS.
“So far, 219 units have been delivered to AirAsia and AirAsia X
have taken delivery of 20 aircraft. MAS has taken delivery of all its
aircraft,” said Nasr.
Additionally, Nasr said Airbus’ Malaysian workforce is expected
to grow to about 1,200 employees by 2023 from 850 people today.
Malaysia is Airbus’ third largest market in the Asia-Pacific
after China and India, with the country’s airlines having ordered more
than 700 commercial airliners from the company.
Today, around 300 commercial aircraft and about 100 helicopters manufactured by Airbus are in service in the country.
Separately, Nasr said Airbus is “monitoring the Brexit situation very closely.”
“Brexit is a key concern for us. It’s a government situation
and we have taken certain provisions. It’s still too early to say if
something bad will happen but we are monitoring the situation closely.”
Airbus will be the largest international exhibitor at this
week’s LIMA 2019, with a major presence covering its entire range of
commercial aircraft, defence, space and helicopter products and
services.
Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2019/03/26/airbus-expects-jobs-in-malaysia-to-hit-rm224bil/
SEE T7 GLOBAL AEROSPACE FACTORY IN SERENDAH
T7 Global positive on aerospace venture
20 AUG 2018 / 20:55 H.
KUALA LUMPUR: T7 Global Bhd, which believes its diversification effort into aerospace
manufacturing will break even in three to four years, is positive about
the prospects moving forward with the oil price stabilising and more
contract awards from Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas).
T7, formerly Tanjung Offshore Bhd, is principally involved in providing comprehensive services to the oil and gas (O&G) industry. It has an order book of RM800 million to keep it busy for the next few years and a tender book of RM2 billion to sustain the group’s operations and diversification plans.
Executive deputy chairman Tan Sri Tan Kean Soon said O&G is still its core business, constituting 80% of its revenue.
“Over the past few years, oil price plunged low but as of today, we’re hitting over US$70 per barrel, hence more and more projects will be coming from Petronas. We’re also bidding for a number of tenders, hopefully by year end or next year, things will look up for the O&G industry,” he told a press conference after its EGM today.
Tan said T7 is banking on its three businesses – O&G, aerospace and infrastructure & construction.
On its diversification into aerospace, the group expects its factory in Serendah to be operational by year-end and for it to obtain the necessary accreditation by the first quarter next year, before getting customer approvals and subsequently the aerospace contracts. It is partnering Kilgour Aerospace Group, a UK high value manufacturing company to set up the surface metal treatment facility.
Chairman Datuk Seri Dr Nik Norzrul Thani said an aerospace contract has a tenure of 30-40 years and provides a good margin, generally better than O&G contracts. He said there is a backlog on supply, adding that the government is also interested to push the agenda for aerospace.
“Our aim is to become a high value manufacturing company. We aim to depend less on O&G ultimately, but growing it at the same time.”
On dividends, Nik said the group is tightening its belt now to invest for the future.
“If you’re willing to wait and have staying power for the long term, we’re all involved. It’s our aim to make sure the value (of the company) goes up, by being in an industry and having projects that make money. We feel aerospace is one of them.”
Meanwhile, he explained that the review of the East Coast Rail Link by the government will not affect T7 as they are just bidding for the work packages at this stage.
T7, formerly Tanjung Offshore Bhd, is principally involved in providing comprehensive services to the oil and gas (O&G) industry. It has an order book of RM800 million to keep it busy for the next few years and a tender book of RM2 billion to sustain the group’s operations and diversification plans.
Executive deputy chairman Tan Sri Tan Kean Soon said O&G is still its core business, constituting 80% of its revenue.
“Over the past few years, oil price plunged low but as of today, we’re hitting over US$70 per barrel, hence more and more projects will be coming from Petronas. We’re also bidding for a number of tenders, hopefully by year end or next year, things will look up for the O&G industry,” he told a press conference after its EGM today.
Tan said T7 is banking on its three businesses – O&G, aerospace and infrastructure & construction.
On its diversification into aerospace, the group expects its factory in Serendah to be operational by year-end and for it to obtain the necessary accreditation by the first quarter next year, before getting customer approvals and subsequently the aerospace contracts. It is partnering Kilgour Aerospace Group, a UK high value manufacturing company to set up the surface metal treatment facility.
Chairman Datuk Seri Dr Nik Norzrul Thani said an aerospace contract has a tenure of 30-40 years and provides a good margin, generally better than O&G contracts. He said there is a backlog on supply, adding that the government is also interested to push the agenda for aerospace.
“Our aim is to become a high value manufacturing company. We aim to depend less on O&G ultimately, but growing it at the same time.”
On dividends, Nik said the group is tightening its belt now to invest for the future.
“If you’re willing to wait and have staying power for the long term, we’re all involved. It’s our aim to make sure the value (of the company) goes up, by being in an industry and having projects that make money. We feel aerospace is one of them.”
Meanwhile, he explained that the review of the East Coast Rail Link by the government will not affect T7 as they are just bidding for the work packages at this stage.
In Jan 2019 Petronas arranged Loans of SMEs from 5 Banks
https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/www.eaglevisioninvest.com/199669.jsp
