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PETRONAS Carigali Sdn. Bhd. is a wholly owned subsidiary of Petroliam Nasional Berhad, Malaysia's national oil and gas corporation commonly known as PETRONAS. The company focuses on upstream oil and gas activities, including exploration, development, and production of hydrocarbon resources, with a strong emphasis on offshore operations in Malaysian waters and selected international locations.
It manages key assets such as the Limbayong Field and participates in major deepwater projects including the PETRONAS Limbayong Deepwater Development. These activities support Malaysia's energy security and contribute to the national economy through the extraction and supply of crude oil and natural gas.
As part of the larger PETRONAS group, PETRONAS Carigali operates within a vertically integrated structure that spans exploration, production, refining, and petrochemicals. The subsidiary plays a significant role in the Malaysian energy sector by developing offshore fields and applying advanced technologies for deepwater extraction, positioning the group as a key player in Southeast Asia's oil and gas industry.
Also known as Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd, Petronas Carigali, PETRONAS CARIGALI (TURKMENISTAN) SDN BHD, Petronas Carigali Turkmenistan Sdn Bhd, PETRONAS CARIGALI (TURKMENISTAN) SDN. BHD. and 2 more.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving PETRONAS Carigali, of which one is active.
iEPCI contract for PETRONAS’ Limbayong deepwater project offshore Malaysia; uses Subsea 2.0 CTO; contract classed $75–$250M and included in Q3 2026 inbound orders.
New PSC links existing Block A‑18 with adjacent exploration area; GSA in place to continue gas supply to Malaysia and Thailand.
Expands TriCipta AI into upstream surface-equipment optimisation using IBM IT and Tridiagonal.AI engineering AI; builds on prior AI.SEEK and GEB deployments.
Transfers operatorship and stakes in several Peninsular Malaysia and Sarawak PSCs to partners; Terengganu’s TI EP to take a non‑operated interest in PM6/12 to build state capability.
Regional E&P operators and UTP will jointly evaluate fit‑for‑purpose IOR/EOR studies for offshore fields, supported by laboratory testing and potential pilot projects.
TotalEnergies divests 9.998% of block SK408 to PTTEP, retaining 30.002%. This enhances their Malaysian portfolio and strengthens ties with PTTEP.
