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Dayang picks up $67m Petronas contract

Dayang picks up $67m Petronas contract
Dayang Enterprises Holdings has won a MYR250m ($67.3m) facilities improvement contract from Petronas' exploration unit Petronas Carigali for the Malaysian national oil company’s Sarawak and Sabah offshore operations, the Miri-based offshore oil and gas service provider said in a stock market filing.

The two-year initial contract, is set to start from 8 June, and will be performed on a call-out basis and will include any other work and services related to modification or upgrading, including working under simultaneous operations, hook-up and commissioning and major construction work.

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