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PetroChina International (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Announces Completion Of Compulsory Acquisition And Delisting Of Singapore Petroleum Company Limited Reuters Key Development - Oct 21, 2009

PetroChina acquires major share of Cue Energy Resources The Australian - Oct 5, 2009 STATE-OWNED oil giant PetroChina has become a major shareholder in Melbourne oil and gas producer Cue Energy Resources through its $US2.2 billion acquisition of Singapore Petroleum. Singapore ... Industry Sectors News - The Australian Business PetroChina lands stake in Aussie outfit - Upstream Online

SPC's 40%-owned Oyong field starts gas production Business Times - Oct 5, 2009 By ANGELA TAN Singapore Petroleum Company Limited on Monday said the Oyong field of its Sampang Production Sharing Contract has started gas production. Oyong gross gas production could reach up to ...

Singapore Petroleum Company Limited Announces Commences Drilling At Oyong Field Reuters Key Development - Oct 5, 2009

Chinese energy firms keen on Singapore expansions Commodity Online - Sep 10, 2009 Petro-China Co. (SHA: 601857) and its private-peer China Huaneng Co. have agreed to set an alliance over their strategy to expand in Singapore, pursuant to which they are set to acquire Singapore ...

Petro-China ends Singapore-Petro deal Commodity Online - Sep 7, 2009 Beijing based Petro-China Co Ltd. (SHA: 601857) Board has announced that it has in-directly became the single owner of Singapore Petroleum Co. Ltd. (SIN: S99) Petro-China Ltd. is a China located ...

PetroChina completes Singapore Petroleum buyout China Knowledge Online - Sep 7, 2009 Sep. 7, 2009 (China Knowledge) - PetroChina Co Ltd, a subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corp, on Sep. 4 indirectly became the sole owner of Singapore Petroleum Company Ltd ... PetroChina Lifted Holdings in Singapore Petroleum to 100% - Trading Markets

Singapore Petroleum Company Limited Announces Update On Mandatory Conditional Cash Offer From Petrochina International (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Reuters Key Development - Sep 4, 2009

Singapore Petroleum Company Limited Announces Ownership Interest Of PetroChina International (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Reuters Key Development - Sep 4, 2009

Singapore Petroleum Company Limited Announces Resignation Of Chairman Reuters Key Development - Sep 4, 2009

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SPC's CEO Koh Ban Heng had earlier indicated that it would cost about US$5 billion to build a moderately complex 200000 bpd refinery here, although industry observers noted that the SRC refinery is relatively old in that 'the first unit ...

But SPC - which has a half share in the 290000 barrels per day Singapore Refining Company - had to reduce its crude runs in Q1 and operated at 93 per cent capacity due to continuing weak demand for oil products. CEO Koh Ban Heng said: ...

SPC chief executive Koh Ban Heng earlier told BT that the expected gas flow of 60 million standard cubic feet daily (mscfd) from Oyong will give SPC about 24 mscfd, or another 4000 bpd of oil equivalent. ...

In spc's FY2008 report in January, chief executive Koh Ban Heng said the move into upstream E&P is paying off. 'Upstream contributed about 40 per cent of the group's 2008 after-tax earnings,' he said. 'We have exceeded our near-term ...

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E&P earnings grew 186 per cent as a result of increased production from spc's stakes in various Indonesian and Chinese oilfields - which gave it about 6600 barrels of oil equivalent a day last year. CEO Koh Ban Heng said that spc's move ...

At least a handful of senior executives are ready to step in - just as Lee Chiang Huat, its senior vice-president and CFO, will do so in the interim, while Mr Koh is on sabbatical. Rather, the move reflects more management's thinking ...

... for companies to have experienced ones at the helm. Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC), in that respect, is fortunate to have an intact crew, including its soon-to-retire CEO Koh Ban Heng, to steer it through the daunting year ahead.

*SPC to rehire retiring chief executive. Koh Ban Heng retires on Feb 5 but will resume his duties from March 1 on an annual contract SPC 'reviewing' planned projects as global crisis hits product demand. Decision to continue 'green' ...

SINGAPORE Petroleum Company (SPC), which is part of the Keppel Corp group, yesterday announced the retirement of its chief executive officer and executive director Koh Ban Heng.

SINGAPORE, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Singapore Petroleum Corp (SPC) (SPCS.SI) said on Friday its Chief Executive Officer Koh Ban Heng will retire on Feb 5. However, Koh will be re-appointed as chief executive on a yearly contract from March. ...

Reuters - USA SINGAPORE, Jan 2 (Reuters) - Singapore Petroleum Corp (SPC) (SPCS.SI) said on Friday its Chief Executive Officer Koh Ban Heng will retire on Feb 5. ... SE Asia Stocks-Singapore, Malaysia start new year with gains ...

Commenting on the announcement, SPC Chief Executive Officer, Koh Ban Heng said, "Our investment is in line with SPC's plan to grow its exploration and production business, and participate in the entire oil and gas value chain. ...

Plans for the ultra-low sulphur gasoline plant were first disclosed by SPC CEO Koh Ban Heng in an interview with BT last September. At that time, he said that following the start of construction of a US$121 million upgrading to produce ...

SPC's aim, CEO Koh Ban Heng told BT in an interview two years back, is to supply as much as 70000 bpd of the 142000 bpd needed by its refining operations (SPC and Caltex are equal partners in the 285000-bpd Jurong Island refinery of ...

WITH first oil starting to flow from its second Indonesian producing oilfield last weekend, Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC) is set to quadruple its oil/gas production to 11000 barrels per day(bpd) by 2009, CEO Koh Ban Heng told BT.

This is inline with SPC plans to focus on upscale exploration and production (E&P) activities to become a more integrated oil and gas company. The company is currently capable of producing 285000 barrels per day. spc's CEO, Koh Ban Heng ...

'We are very pleased to build an alliance with CNOOC for this foothold in China's large oil and gas market,' said SPC chief executive Koh Ban Heng. 'SPC has steadily grown its presence in the regional E&P sector since 2000. ...

"Gaining entry into China will allow SPC to tap its vast market and further strengthen SPC's exploration and production portfolio," SPC chief executive officer Koh Ban Heng said. SPC shares fell in tandem with a broad market sell-off ...

``Gaining entry into China will allow SPC to tap its vast market and further strengthen spc's exploration and production portfolio,'' Singapore Petroleum Chief Executive Officer Koh Ban Heng said in a separate statement. ...

SINGAPORE Petroleum Company now expects the first oil to start flowing from its Indonesian Oyong field in September after equipment delays, chief executive Koh Ban Heng said yesterday.

SPC officials said in January last year that both partners had given the go-ahead to proceed with the project, which would be fast-tracked to enable SRC to stay ahead of the curve as countries go 'green'. But there have been subsequent ...

"This mou underscores spc's strategy of building regional alliances and cooperation with the aim of creating sustainable growth and development across the oil and gas value chain," SPC chief executive officer Koh Ban Heng said. ...

Singapore Petroleum Co Ltd (SPC) mengatakan pihaknya sedang melirik peluang ritel di Indonesia dan telah mengajukan permohonan untuk izin perdagangan minyak eceran di Indonesia, Business Times melaporkan dengan mengutip CEO Koh Ban Heng.

Singapore Petroleum Co Ltd (SPC) said it is eyeing retail opportunities in Indonesia and has applied for an oil trading license there, the Business Times quoted CEO Koh Ban Heng as saying.

SINGAPORE Petroleum Company is looking at retail marketing opportunities in Indonesia, including selling gasoline and diesel, Koh Ban Heng, its CEO and executive director, told BT, although it has no concrete plans at this time to ...