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Best Oilfield Services Companies in Malaysia

The 43 best Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals.

43companies tracked
$0disclosed funding
0unicorns
—have raised
Sources & further reading
  • Oilfield Services Market – Global Industry Analysis and Forecast (2025
FLIAR INTELLIGENCE · OILFIELD SERVICES × MALAYSIA

Our analysis of 50 Oilfield Services companies

$4.5b in tracked funding; 62% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2016.

50companies analysed
62%cloud-native stacks
2016funding peak (by rounds)
2012median founding year
30median Fliar Index™
350kcombined LinkedIn audience
80%of audience held by top 3
3companies hiring publicly (12 mo)

Ranked: Best Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia

#CompanyDisclosed fundingEmployeesFoundedFounderStageTech stackRecent signals
1Malakoff
Provider of energy generation and environmental solutions
—3,9801975Anwar Ajib
Managing Director / CEO
PublicWordPressMySQLPHP+23—
2Dayang Enterprise Holdings Berhad
Oilfield service company
—2,1611980—PublicPHPAnimate.cssBootstrap+6—
3Scomi Energy Services
Scomi Energy Services Bhd is a service provider in the oil and gas, and coal industries.
—1,3431996—Public——
4muhibbah engineering
Muhibbah Engineering is a construction company.
—1,2431972—PublicWordPressMySQLPHP+16—
5perdana petroleum
Perdana Petroleum provides offshore marine services for the upstream oil and gas industry.
—9371988Datuk Kiong
Founder
PublicWordPressMySQLPHP+23—
6Bumi Armada
EPC service provider for offshore opertaions
—9281995—PublicWordPressMySQLPHP+292 awards
7Uzma
Provider of oil and gas solutions, new energy, and satellite imagery services
—7482000Dato Kamarul Muhamed
CEO & MD
PublicWordPressMySQLPHP+21—
8Icon Offshore
Icon Offshore Bhd is an offshore support vessel (OSV) provider in Malaysia.
—5371994Hassan Ali
CEO
Public——

Top 1 Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia

#1
Public · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur · founded 1995 · 928 employees
—raised
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Bumi Armada offers EPC service for mainly offshore operations. It offers engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, and operations service for FSUs and FPSOs. As of September 2017, Bumi Armada claims to offer services to over nine FPSOs and an LNG floating storage unit. Bumi Armada also offers marine service such as planning, logistics, and operations fleet to provide the required support service. It claims to own a fleet of over 50 vessels to offer the required support services.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 209k LinkedIn followers — 59.8% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 2 awards announced in 12 mo
Tech stack
BootstrapChart.JsContact Form 7Core-JsElementorEssential Addons For Elementor

Funding & investor landscape

$0total disclosed funding
0companies funded
0disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Malaysia Debt Ventures5 rounds
CapAsia1 rounds
Valuevest Ventures1 rounds
VentureTECH1 rounds
Prism market signals · Malaysia · country-scoped Prism corpus, 398,032 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Oilfield Services coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

RESEARCH SIGNALS · Malaysia

How research on Oil & Gas Digital is moving in Malaysia

A read on the academic research around Oil & Gas Digital — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 810 Malaysia-affiliated papers.

research sentiment over time
200920182026
enthusiastic · positive · guarded tone
Tone is overwhelmingly optimistic and intensifying — the enthusiastic (strongly-positive) share moved 28% → 56% across 2009–2026.
top research entities
  • Petronas285
  • Universiti Teknologi Petronas285
  • University of Technology Malaysia113
  • Universiti Teknologi MARA42
  • Universiti Malaysia Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah30
leading researchers
Radzuan Junin · Raj Deo Tewari · Mohd Zaidi Jaafar · Khaled Abdalla Elraies · Augustine Agi · Rahim Masoudi · Mohammed Abdalla Ayoub · Afeez Gbadamosi
▲ Breakthroughs84 · 10%
▲ 7%→15% share
▲2.1× share momentum2 median citations58% since 2021mostly methods-led
Breakthroughs are rising (7%→15% of field), led by Enhanced oil recovery.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Enhanced oil recovery8→19
  • Petroleum engineering8→11
  • Submarine pipeline1→4
  • Carbonate1→4
  • Geology3→4
Newly emergingWetting 0→9 · Nanofluid 0→5 · Porous medium 0→5
Landmark A Simulation Study of Chemically Enhanced Water Alternating Gas CWAG Injection · 49 cites
◆ Advancements533 · 66%
▼ 65%→64% share
▲1.0× share momentum4 median citations40% since 2021mostly empirical
Advancements are cooling (65%→64% of field), led by Nanofluid.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Nanofluid18→39
  • Surface tension19→38
  • Wetting11→28
  • Adsorption4→18
  • Pulmonary surfactant39→51
Newly emergingOil shale 0→8 · Field (mathematics) 0→7 · Greenhouse gas 0→7
Landmark The effect of surfactant concentration, salinity, temperature, and pH on surfactant adsorption for chemical enhanced oil · 445 cites
▼ Concerns128 · 16%
▼ 18%→14% share
▼0.8× share momentum3 median citations38% since 2021mostly empirical
Concerns are cooling (18%→14% of field), led by Brine.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Brine1→8
  • Surface tension1→7
  • Porous medium1→4
  • Salinity1→4
Newly emergingGeomechanics 0→7 · Caprock 0→5 · Supercritical fluid 0→5
Landmark A review of gas enhanced oil recovery schemes used in the North Sea · 120 cites
RESEARCH HOTSPOTS · Malaysia

Where oil gas digital is researched across Malaysia

Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.

Kuala Lumpur315 · +0.40
Hot · Petroleum engineeringAdvancing · Enhanced oil recoveryOpportunity · Greenhouse gasConcern · Reservoir simulation
Johor Bahru113 · +0.40
Hot · Chemical engineeringAdvancing · Sodium dodecyl sulfateOpportunity · Xanthan gumConcern · Supercritical fluid
Shah Alam44 · +0.47
Hot · Particle sizeAdvancing · Streaming currentOpportunity · Production (economics)Concern · Enhanced oil recovery
Putrajaya37 · +0.44
Hot · Multiphase flowAdvancing · MechanicsOpportunity · NanofluidConcern · Saturation (graph theory)
Petaling Jaya31 · +0.40
Hot · Chemical industryAdvancing · Water floodingOpportunity · Salinity
George Town11 · +0.32
Hot · Fossil fuelAdvancing · Chemical engineeringOpportunity · Peak oilConcern · Enhanced oil recovery
Bangi9 · +0.53
Hot · Porous mediumAdvancing · PorosityOpportunity · Enhanced oil recovery
Seri Kembangan9 · +0.53
Opportunity · Carbonation
Kota Bharu5 · +0.24
Opportunity · Fossil fuel

Common questions

How many Oilfield Services companies are there in Malaysia?
Radar tracks 43 indexable Oilfield Services companies headquartered in Malaysia that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia?
The Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia on this list have raised a combined $0 in disclosed equity funding across 0 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Oilfield Services company in Malaysia?
Funding figures are not yet disclosed for Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia.
How many Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia are funded?
0 of the 43 Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Oilfield Services unicorns are there in Malaysia?
None of the Oilfield Services companies in Malaysia on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in Malaysia Oilfield Services companies?
The most active investors in Malaysia Oilfield Services companies on this list include Malaysia Debt Ventures, CapAsia, Valuevest Ventures, VentureTECH.
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