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MISC installing offshore VP Abu Fitri to head up MMHE

Some reshuffling is going on at Malaysia's MISC with its vice president for offshore business, Abu Fitri Abdul Jalil joining its offshore engineering unit Malaysia Marine and Heavy Engineering Holdings (MMHE) as its managing director and chief executive office.

Vincent Wee, Hong Kong and South East Asia Correspondent

January 14, 2015

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He succeeds current md and ceo Dominique de Soras with effect from1 March 2015, when the latter's contract expires on 28 February, the company said in an announcement.

The incumbent, de Soras has served MMHE as in that role since February 2011 and the board has approved the end of his contract of employment on 28 February, from which he will also cease to be a non-independent executive director of the board.

“Abu Fitri will be appointed as a non-independent non-executive director on 1 February 2015 to facilitate the smooth transition of responsibilities before assuming the appointment as md and ceoas well as non-independent executive director of MMHE,” MISC said.

Prior to his appointment in MISC in March 2013, Abu Fitri, 49, was the senior general manager, petroleum operations management in Petronas. He joined Petronas in January 1991 and had held various senior positions within Petronas both in Malaysia and overseas.

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Vincent Wee

Hong Kong and South East Asia Correspondent

Vincent Wee is Seatrade's Hong Kong correspondent covering Hong Kong and South China while also making use of his Malay language skills to cover the Malaysia and Indonesia markets. He has gained a keen insight and extensive knowledge of the offshore oil and gas markets gleaned while covering major rig builders and offshore supply vessel providers.

Vincent has been a journalist for over 15 years, spending the bulk of his career with Singapore's biggest business daily the Business Times, and covering shipping and logistics since 2007. Prior to that he spent several years working for Brunei's main English language daily as well as various other trade publications.

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