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September 8, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Tanjung Offshore seeks more deals, new partners

Oil and gas services provider Tanjung Offshore Bhd, which moves from the Bursa Malaysia second to main board today, is seeking more contracts and forging new partnerships to build more vessels and expand its chartering business. When contacted by StarBiz, managing director Omar Khalid said on top of

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Oil and gas services provider Tanjung Offshore Bhd, which moves from the Bursa Malaysia second to main board today, is seeking more contracts and forging new partnerships to build more vessels and expand its chartering business.

When contacted by StarBiz, managing director Omar Khalid said on top of its recent win of RM85mil worth of contracts, Tanjung Offshore was planning to add two or three vessels to its fleet by end-2008.

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