Petronas methanol plant in commissioning mode, shipments from Sep
platts.com     May 16, 2008            

Petronas' new methanol plant in Labuan, Malaysia, is in commissioning mode and scheduled to start commercial production in September, the country's state-owned energy and petrochemical company said Friday. Using technology developed by Lurgi, the plant has a production capacity of 5,000 mt/day or... [read full story]                    


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Air Liquide lifts net on demand for industrial gases

iht.com     Aug 4, 2008   9 related          

Air Liquide, the world's biggest maker of industrial gases, said Monday that first-half profit rose 8.1 percent on contracts to supply new Chinese steel plants and higher demand for hydrogen used to make cleaner gasoline. Air...                    

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19. Global Payments leads market

thestar.com.my     26 mins ago   1 related          

Global Payments Asia-Pacific Ltd, a joint venture between The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp Ltd (HSBC) and US-based Global Payments Inc, is confident of maintaining its dominance in the regional card processing business...                    

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16. MasterCard users spend RM181mil at Malaysian Mega Sale

thestar.com.my     27 mins ago   3 related          

MasterCard cardholders spent US$55.4mil (RM181.16mil) during the first weekend of the Malaysian Mega Sale Carnival (MMSC) which started on July 5, which was an increase of 24% from US$44.6mil in the corresponding period last year.                    

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14. MAS inks deal with Tabung Haji

thestar.com.my     28 mins ago   1 related          

SUBANG: Malaysia Airlines (MAS) yesterday formalised a deal with Lembaga Tabung Haji to operate the latter’s haj charter flights over a two-month period starting November. This will include 54 flights involving 13,000...                    

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