Total in Malaysia

1965
First explorations of SNPA in Malaysia
1987
Petrofina sells fuels and lubricants under the Fina brand
1990-1991
Elf discovers gaz, but then retire from the country
1996
Total creates a JV for the sale of glues for PVC tubes
The Group’s first presence in the country dates back to 1965 with exploration campaigns led by the SNPA.
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1965, The SPNA explores Malaysia.
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1985, S. International, a subsidiary of Elf Group specialized in the development and marketing of photovoltaic-powered equipment, signs an agreement with Malaysian radio and television.
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1985, Petrofina establishes a joint venture in Malaysia with a regional producer of basic oleochemical products, hoping to open markets for its acid products in Southeast Asia.
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1987, Petrofina acquires a fuel and lubricant distribution company in Malaysia, which sells under the Fina brand.
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1988, In Malaysia, Elf Aquitaine renews the SK3 contract.
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1990, Elf discovers gas on SK3 licence in Malaysia
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1991, Elf Aquitaine decides to withdraw from Malaysia.
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1993, In Malaysia, Coates (Total subsidiary) reaches an agreement with the Research Institute of Palm Oil Producers for the development of palm oil-based raw materials.
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1996, In Glues, Bostik (Total subsidiary) takes over Plaskem’s PVC pipe glues business and creates a joint venture in Malaysia.
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Today, Total is present in Malaysia, from oil and gas exploration to petrochemicals and solar to oil distribution.