KUALA LUMPUR: Following the completion of its acquisition of a 70% stake in PT OSA Industries Indonesia (PT OSA), Deleum Bhd
said it will shift its focus towards integrating PT OSA’s operations and aligning business practices to unlock cross-border synergies.
The oil and gas (O&G) services provider said the US$7mil (about RM31.3mil) purchase strengthens its presence in the Southeast Asian O&G sector, boosting its technical capabilities in valve maintenance and extending its operational footprint in Indonesia.
The acquisition also complements the group’s existing valve business under its subsidiary, Penaga Dresser
Sdn Bhd, based in Malaysia.
PT OSA, which specialises in the supply, servicing, and maintenance of valves for the O&G sector, is the exclusive channel partner for Baker Hughes valves in Indonesia, serving major clients in the energy and industrial sectors through its facility in Cikarang with a team of over 70 technical personnel.
The acquisition, made via Deleum's wholly-owned subsidiary, Deleum Services Sdn Bhd, includes a profit guarantee of US$2.7 mil (about RM12.1mil) for the financial years ended/ending Dec 31, 2024, and 2025.
The group said it plans to enhance valve lifecycle management services, streamline delivery processes, and share technical expertise between the Malaysian and Indonesian teams.
These integration efforts will enable Deleum to deliver more comprehensive, regional scale solutions to customers across Southeast Asia
“The completion of the acquisition marks a strategic turning point for Deleum as we move beyond
domestic borders to establish a stronger regional platform. We are committed to strengthen the
business under our stewardship, driving long term-value.
With our technical capabilities, market insights, and fresh perspective, we believe we can further
enhance PT OSA’s capabilities and performance. Our goal is to expand PT OSA’s market reach within
Indonesia, delivering more comprehensive solutions to our customers and ultimately increasing shareholder’s value through sustainable growth," said group CEO Rao Abdullah in a statement.
