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Malaysia: Petronas Chief Executive Highlights Fuel Demand & Driving Habits

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Monday, 09 June 2008
In a  turbulent petroleum week in Malaysia  that has seen major change in petrol retail pricing and changing rules for border petrol retail service stations, the Chief Executive of Petronas has made a statement on the future oil reserves of the country.  The  president and chief executive officer Tan Sri Hassan Marican, of Petronas has stated that Malaysia is likely to become a net importer of oil in 2014 or 2015, not in 2011 as reported in some quarters. Hassan said, the increase in petrol and diesel prices was likely to be a catalyst for a change in driving habits.  “I think it will make people look at whether there is a need to drive when it is not necessary,” he said. 

Hassan said the current high oil prices would be sustained as long as there was demand for the commodity, but added that the strong prices were not necessarily a boon to Petronas as other factors such as the strengthening ringgit also had a significant influence on its profits.

“We are more impacted by the exchange rate (than the strengthening oil prices). Every 10 sen movement against the (US) dollar impacts us by RM2 billion,” he said.

The ringgit has strengthened considerably against the US dollar and is currently hovering at the RM3.25 band. This is in contrast to about RM3.13 in April.

PetrolWorld 070608 

 

 

 

 
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