Barakah Offshore Petroleum Bhd's unit has won a five-year contract to  service Petrofac (Malaysia-PM304) Ltd's oil and gas fields offshore peninsular  Malaysia.
In an exchange filing today, the group said the contract, awarded to  its wholly-owned subsidiary PBJV Group Sdn Bhd for the years 2018 to 2023,  includes Pan Malaysian maintenance, construction and modification works for  structures and facilities for the client's oil and gas fields.
The contract's total value is not fixed and will depend on the actual  scope based on work orders to be issued by the client from time to time  throughout the contract duration, which is effective for five years from July  17, 2018.
Barakah expects the contract to contribute positively to its earnings  and net assets during the period.
Yesterday, the debt-laden company announced it was still negotiating an  amicable debt settlement proposal with its lenders and creditors.
That statement came after Kuala Lumpur High Court's order to restraint  any proceedings and actions by the lenders against Barakah and PBJV expired on  Monday. 
The restraining order was obtained on Oct 12 last year.
Shares in the Main Market-listed group slid half a sen lower to close  at 5.5 sen today, giving the oil and gas service provider a market  capitalisation of RM45.97 million.
 
