The Herald

Plexus lands Malaysian well-head licence deal

- SCOTT WRIGHT

A JOINT venture set up by Plexus Holdings in Malaysia has won a licence to manufactur­e and supply its specialist well-head technology throughout the south-east Asian country.

It is the latest milestone secured by Aberdeen-based Plexus as it seeks to replicate the success it has had with its POS-GRIP system in the North Sea in other parts of the world.

The company recently signed a major deal for its well-heads to be manufactur­ed in China.

Plexus Products, the company’s joint venture with Malaysia’s Integrated Petroleum Services (IPS), has secured a local PETRONAS licence.

That will allow the joint venture to manufactur­e and supply Plexus POS-Grip rent al exploratio­n and production well-head equipment to the Malaysian market, where it hopes to benefit from the manufactur­ing, regional network and relationsh­ips of IPS.

Plexus believes the licence will strengthen its regional headquarte­rs in Singapore and its recent licensing agreement with Chinese major Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group as it looks to build the presence of its POS-Grip equipment in regions across Asia.

Chief executive Ben Van Bilderbeek said: “We are delighted to announce that our JV company PPA has been successful in obtaining a local PETRONAS licence to manufactur­e and supply Plexus’ POS-GRIP well-head technology into the Malaysian market. With our partner IPS being an existing licensed vendor to PETRONAS this adds significan­t weight to this new developmen­t, as we look to become a pivotal supplier of well-head equipment in the region.”

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