Contract flows in Malaysian firms remain flat despite higher oil prices


Kenanga Research said while the outlook is expected to improve from financial year 2020 (FY20) onwards, it has maintained its

KUALA LUMPUR: Local oil and gas players have yet to see a strong recovery in contract flows despite oil prices stabilising at the US$70-US$80-per-barrel level from about US$50 a year ago.

Kenanga Research, which expects oil to average at around US$75 per barrel for 2018-2019, said contract flows had remained flat from last year, and was significantly lower than the levels seen in 2013 to 2015.

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