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Malaysian states push for increased upstream royalties
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Report summary
Over 3,800 mmboe of resource has been discovered in Malaysia over the past 5 years. With upstream projects expected to generate US$40 billion in revenues in 2014, 60% of which will come from Eastern Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak have demanded State royalty rates be increased from 5% to 20%. Malaysia is viewed as having a stable, progressive fiscal regime and increasing royalties could severely impact project economics and halt the momentum built up through recent exploration success.
Table of contents
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Challenging economics
- Deepwater Sabah
- Shallow water Sarawak
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Pragmatic fiscal terms
- Comparison of global deepwater fiscal terms
Tables and charts
This report includes 3 images and tables including:
- Revenue splits for a deepwater Sabah oil & gas field
- Revenue splits for a shallow water Sarawak gas field
- Malaysian states push for increased upstream royalties: Image 3
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