From Reuters...
Malaysian builder and engineer Ranhill (RANH.KL [...]) has won contracts worth 720 million ringgit ($210.8 million) for oilfield expansion and upgrades from Sudan's Petrodar Operating Co, Ranhill said on Thursday.
Petrodar, which operates Sudan's Dar Blend field, is a consortium comprising China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC) with a 41-percent stake, Malaysia's Petronas [(]PETR.UL[)] with 40 percent, and state oil firm Sudapet with 8 percent.
China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. (Sinopec) (600028.SS [...]) holds 6 percent of Petrodar, while Al Thani Corp., a private company incorporated in the United Arab Emirates, owns 5 percent.
Ranhill said [that] its international unit was part of a consortium that won the contract for the engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning work for PetroDar's Al-Jabalayn and Palouge processing facilities.
The work involves boosting the liquid-handling capacity and water-injection facilities at Palouge, and increasing crude-processing facilities to 300,000 barrels a day at Al-Jabalayn, the company said in a statement.
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