Yinson CEO: Global O&G job flows picking up


KUALA LUMPUR: Job flows in the global oil and gas industry are picking up, primarily due to the decline in industry players, said Yinson Holdings Bhd group CEO Lim Chern Yuan.Yinson, a provider of floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessels, has been increasingly bidding for jobs last year and the group is optimistic of securing most of them.

“It is not that there is a significant increase in the number of jobs globally, but the main factor is the decline in the number of competitors in the industry – there are just not as many as there were before.

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