Shell committed to Malaysia mobility ops


Sources said the talks began in late 2023 and a deal could be worth up to US$1bil.

BENGALURU: Global oil major Shell says it remains “committed to the mobility business” in Malaysia, after a report that it was in talks with Saudi Aramco to sell its petrol stations in the country.

Reuters reported on Monday, citing four industry sources aware of the discussions, that the talks began in late 2023 and a deal could be worth up to US$1bil.

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