Iran General NewsMalaysia's Petronas denies in deal for Iran field

Malaysia’s Petronas denies in deal for Iran field

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Reuters: Malaysian state oil firm Petronas denied on Friday it has signed a deal with the Iranian Offshore Oil Co to develop the country's Resalat Field in the Persian Gulf.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 30 (Reuters) – Malaysian state oil firm Petronas denied on Friday it has signed a deal with the Iranian Offshore Oil Co to develop the country's Resalat Field in the Persian Gulf.

A report by an energy publication had said Petronas was due to finalise the contract and start the project immediately.

(Reporting by Liau Y-Sing)

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