Bumi Armada Bhd is in early discussions to merge with the offshore business of MISC Bhd, aiming to create a Malaysian-based powerhouse in the energy sector. The proposed merger will focus on combining expertise in offshore floating production to compete in the capital-intensive global market.
Under the MOU, both parties have nine months to complete due diligence and sign a definitive agreement. The merged entity would remain listed on Bursa Malaysia and leverage the combined resources and talent pool from both companies.
Key Details:
- Assets: Bumi Armada’s assets are valued at RM11.46 billion, while MISC’s offshore business assets total RM8.65 billion.
- Capabilities: Bumi Armada owns three FPSO vessels and other assets, while MISC, mainly controlled by Petronas, holds seven FPSO vessels and additional storage units.
- Stakeholders: Billionaire T Ananda Krishnan is the largest shareholder in Bumi Armada, with a 35% stake.
The companies emphasize that the merger is still in preliminary stages, with no guarantee of a finalized agreement.
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