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NEWS Australia 2 2 2 3
Gorgon LNG Project - Monadelphous wins pipeline contract ................................................2 Inpex to build Abadi LNG plant in 2011 ............................................................................2 Kuwaiti firm to help upgrade Balongan refinery.................................................................2 Aker Solutions bags RM164 million Petronas deal ..............................................................3 Faevelle secures RM106 million orders .............................................................................4 Hexagon won RM40 million contract ................................................................................4 Petra Energy wins Petronas contract................................................................................4 Petronas and partner shut gas field .................................................................................4 Shell leases Westports terminal ......................................................................................5 UMW secures US$183 million contract from HESS .............................................................5 Nido on sales of Tindalo crude oil ....................................................................................5 DoE on national oil stockpile ...........................................................................................6 DoE promotes natural gas usage.....................................................................................6 PetroVietnams Holding Company transformed into single member LLC................................6 Island Power start construction of S$1.2 billion 800mw combined cycle LNG-fired power plant7 Panalpina inaugurates first dedicated Oil and Gas Logistics Facility in Singapore ...................7 Old S1 oilfield good for another 20 years, PTTEP says........................................................8 PTTEP seeking partners for Burma project........................................................................8 Thailand, Burma to sign another energy pact....................................................................9

Indonesia Malaysia

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Philippines

Vietnam

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Singapore Thailand

MAJOR EVENTS UKTI SERVICES

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Opportunities.............................................................................................................. 11 More Detailed Sector Reports ....................................................................................... 11 Events ....................................................................................................................... 11 Contact Lists .............................................................................................................. 11

CONTACTS

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The articles contained in this newsletter have been supplied by British Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates in the Asia Pacific region. Whereas every effort has been made to ensure that the information given in this document is accurate, neither UK Trade & Investment nor its parent Departments (the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office), accept liability for any errors, omissions or misleading statements, and no warranty is given or responsibility accepted as to the standing of any individual, firm, company or other organisation mentioned. The newsletter is compiled, edited and distributed by the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Enquiries about individual articles in this newsletter should be addressed to the relevant Trade Officer in that country. All other enquiries about the newsletter should be directed to Jennifer Wong at the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

NEWS
AUSTRALIA
Gorgon LNG Project - Monadelphous wins pipeline contract
Monadelphous has secured an $85 million contract from Chevron for the installation of a transmission pipeline at the Gorgon project on Barrow Island. The contract was awarded to the companys transmission pipeline business KT Pipeline Services (acquired in June), and comprises the installation of onshore pipelines, cables and tubes. Work on the contract will start immediately.

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INDONESIA
Inpex to build Abadi LNG plant in 2011
Indonesia expects Japan's Inpex Corporation to start building a $10 billion floating liquefied natural gas plant next year in the Timor Sea. The plant is expected to come on-stream in 2016 with initial production of 4.5 million tonnes per year of LNG from the Inpex-operated Abadi gas field, which is estimated to have over 10 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas reserves. Last year, Indonesia agreed in principle to the Inpex proposal and said it was considering the economic value of a floating LNG plant, which it originally estimated could cost $19.6 billion. An Inpex official later estimated the cost at closer to $10 billion. If the gas reserves are confirmed, it would make the project the 2nd biggest new Indonesian gas field after the Tangguh project in Papua, which has combined reserves of 14.4 tcf. Back to Top

Kuwaiti firm to help upgrade Balongan refinery

Indonesia state-owned oil & gas company, PT Pertamina and Kuwait Petroleum International Company (KPI) signed a MOU to jointly study the possibility of investing in the expansion of Pertaminas Balongan fuel refinery in Indramayu, West Java. The Balongan refinery currently has a processing capacity of 125,000 bpd. Pertamina expects the expansion project will increase the refinerys capacity by

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200,000 to 300,000 bpd. In addition to the expansion of Pertaminas old refineries, the company is also preparing to build 3 new refineries in Cilacap (Blue Sky Cilacap Refinery), Banten (Banten Bay Refinery) and East Java (East Java Refinery). The Blue Sky Cilacap refinery is expected to come on stream in 2014 with an installed production capacity of 19,000 bpd. The Banten refinery is targeted to begin production the following year with a planned installed capacity of 150,000 bpd. The East Java refinery is expected to come on-stream in 2017 with a planned installed capacity of 200,000 bpd. Back to Top

MALAYSIA
Aker Solutions bags RM164 million Petronas deal
Aker Solutions Malaysian subsidiary, Aker Process Systems Asia Pacific (APSAP) secured 2 contracts worth RM164 million to supply subsea production system and services, offshore Sarawak to Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd. The 1st work order is to supply subsea production system and services for the Kanowit field. The other is a contract to deliver 5,600 metres of subsea umbilicals that tie back the Kanowit subsea wells to the Kumang cluster, offshore Bintulu, Sarawak. Kanowit is Petronas Carigalis 1st subsea venture in Malaysian waters. The 1st contract is valued at about RM147 million and was a result of the frame agreement signed between APSAP and Petronas Carigali in 2009 for the supply of a complete subsea production system and services for a period of 3 years or until completion of the Kanowit project. Under the work scope, APSAP will complete the engineering and delivery of a subsea production system consisting of 2 subsea trees, wellheads, subsea control system, manifold with high integrity pressure protection system, pipeline-end manifold and all tie-in equipment. APSAP will use Aker Solutions high technology manufacturing centre in Port Klang Free Trade Zone to deliver the project and equipment. Delivery of the subsea hardware is scheduled for 2011. The 2nd contract, an estimate value of RM17 million covers project management engineering, procurement and manufacturing of subsea steel tube umbilical and auxiliary equipment. The subsea umbilical contains steel tubes and electric cable will connect the host platform to the Kanowit subsea field. APSAP will deliver the contract out of Aker Solutions proposed built subsea umbilical facility in Moss, Norway. Delivery is expected to be completed by the 2nd quarter of 2011. The Kumang cluster filed located about 250km offshore Bintulu is operated by Petronas Carigali. Phase 1 consists of F9, Kumang and Kanowit fields. It comprises a central processing platform at Kanowit field and drilling platform for F9 and Kumang. Once installed, the Kumang cluster facilities are able to supply gas to MLNG-2 terminal, Petronas LNG complex in Bintulu. Back to Top

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Faevelle secures RM106 million orders

Favelle Favco Bhd, through its subsidiaries secured several orders with a combined value of about RM106 million for the supply of tower cranes and offshore cranes. The orders are for deliveries from en 2010 till end 2011 to Marr Contracting Pty Ltd, National Petroleum Construction Co, Northport (M) Bhd, JCM U-Link Joint Venture, Lindores Construction Logistics, Keppel Fels Ltd, Essar Offshore Subseas Ltd and PTSC Mechanical and Construction. Back to Top

Hexagon won RM40 million contract

Hexagon Holdings Bhds German unit, Hexagon Europe GmbH won contracts worth RM40 million to make and supply corporate visual identity products for over 900 retail petrol stations in the UK for a US-based global multinational energy company expected to complete by 2012.

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Petra Energy wins Petronas contract

Petra Energy Bhd through its wholly owned unit, Petra Resources Sdn Bhd was awarded 3 work orders worth RM26.4 million by Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd. It is for the provision of hook-up and commissioning works of Petroliam Nasional Bhds (Petronas) offshore facilities in Sabah and Sarawak waters - the Betty Revisit 4 Project, ERB West Development Project and SKO Pipeline Rejuvenation Project. The job commenced on 8 April, 1 July and 22 July 2010 respectively for varying term periods. Back to Top

Petronas and partner shut gas field

Petroliam Nasional Bhd (Petronas) and Thailands PTT Exploration and Production have shut the Muda-Jengka gas field in their joint-development area due to a heat exchanger problem. The field would be shut down between 5 and 7 days. Petronas also cancelled a tender to sell an October-loading Muda condensate cargo due to the outage. Back to Top

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Shell leases Westports terminal

Shell Malaysia Trading Sdn Bhd signed a 14-year agreement with Westports Malaysia Sdn Bhd to lease a liquid bulk terminal at Port Klang, Selangor. The terminal will be used for storing, supplying and distributing petroleum products. Under the agreement, Shell will operate and manage liquid bulk cargo at the terminal which will initially store diesel and petrol. The terminal spans 10.1ha and includes access to Westports jetty. Back to Top

UMW secures US$183 million contract from HESS

UMW Holdings Bhd secured a US$183.12 million (RM584 million) contract from HESS (Indonesia-Pangkah) Ltd for the provision of its NAGA 2 rig Jack-Up drilling rig and the Pangkah WHP-B Development Drilling Programme in the Ujung Pangkah Field (drilling services ) which is located in the Pangkah PSC-Offshore, East Java, Indonesia. The contract consists of 7 firm wells and 13 option wells. The contract agreement will be signed before the end of August 2010 and works to commence in the first week of September 2010. The works duration period is estimated at 1,355 days an equivalent of 3 years 7 months. NAGA 2 is a premium independent-leg cantilever jack-up rig that has drilling depth capability of 30,000 feet and has a rated operating water depth of 350 feet.

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PHILIPPINES
Nido on sales of Tindalo crude oil
Nido Petroleum, who discovered the Tindalo oil field offshore Palawan, is optimistic that it could sell its 1st crude output production. According to the company, oil samples have been provided in many refiners in the region. Initial analysis showed the crude quality to be of medium-heavy grade. Oil production in Tindalo is said to be at approximately 1,700 barrels of oil per day. Nido will do a work-over of the well to increase oil production by decreasing water.

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DoE on national oil stockpile

The Philippine Department of Energy (DoE) sees the need to put up a national oil stockpile considering that other countries are also in talks on establishing their own oil stockpiling facilities. However, this seems to be not feasible for now. Aside from resources issue, there is a question on who takes charge (government or private). A strategic oil stockpile is part of the departments Energy Reform Agenda for the medium-term to promote oil supply security. Back to Top

DoE promotes natural gas usage

The Philippine Department of Energy (DoE) aims to promote the use of natural gas in the country. Specifically, DoE plans to use the existing pipelines of First Philippine Industrial Corporation (FPIC) to be able to bring gas, wherever it is, to Metro Manila. There is also a possibility of converting Limay and Sucat diesel-fired power plants into a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility. DoE also plans to set-up a gas pipeline loop in Luzon to support such LNG-run facility. Another plan of the department is to address the issues on banked gas which is estimated at 110 trillion cubic feet. Banked gas is the value of inventory held due to take or pay contractual arrangements. Back to Top

VIETNAM
PetroVietnams Holding Company transformed into single member LLC The Prime Minister signed a Decision transforming the Holding Company of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (PetroVietnam) into a single member limited liability company (LLC) owned by the state. After being transformed into a single member LLC, the Holding Company PetroVietnam will inherit legitimate rights, obligations, and benefits and handle shortcomings and arising issues of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group before transformation. At the transformation time, charter capital of PetroVietnam is 177,682,383,625,944 VND, with 11 business lines, including petroleum exploration, production, transportation, processing and storage; coal gasification, provision of domestic and foreign petroleum services; export and import of petroleum materials and equipment, petroleum products, petrochemicals; survey, engineering, construction, operation and maintenance of petroleum and civil facilities, vehicles; investment, exploitation of coal and other minerals in foreign countries, contracting coal import and supply; investment and production of recycled energy, etc. Apart from above core businesses, operations of PetroVietnam are also involved in other relevant businesses such as finance, securities, banking, insurance, education and training, supply of petroleum human resource, labour export; real estate investment and business; port investment, operation and development, shipping, inland water transport, aviation and road transport, ship agent, etc. Back to Top

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SINGAPORE
Island Power start construction of S$1.2 billion 800mw combined cycle LNG-fired power plant
Island Power, Singapores only wholly-independent privately owned electricity producer obtained a Generation License permitting it to own and operate up to 800MW of electricity generating capacity in Singapore. Island Power selected a site on Jurong Island for the development of a 800MW Combined Cycle power facility, which will use natural gas as feed stock. The LNG-fired power plant can generate enough electricity to power over of a million households. Construction of the power plant is slated to begin by the 4th quarter of 2010 and is expected to be completed by 2013. Back to Top

Panalpina inaugurates first dedicated Oil and Gas Logistics Facility in Singapore
Panalpina World Transport (S) Pte Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Panalpina World Transport (Holding) Ltd., a global supply chain management company, officially inaugurated their dedicated logistics facility for the oil and gas industry in Singapore on 17 August 2010. The new facility will exclusively serves shippers from the oil and gas industry by offering Panalpinas full portfolio of services including air, ocean and overland transportation management with a focus on the specific oil and gas trade lanes, charters, port agency for supply vessels and rigs, husbandry services, multimodal rig solutions, customs clearance, packing, warehousing, expediting as well as other related supply chain management solutions. Well equipped with intelligent technologies, this hub will strengthen Panalpinas industry-specific competence. The new built-to-suit oil and gas complex, located within the Loyang Offshore Supply Base, Singapore, offers 1,100 square metres of office space, a 7,000 square metres covered warehouse and 14,000 square metres of open yard space. It increases Panalpina Singapores total warehousing capacity to more than 30,000 square metres. The facility also enjoys close proximity of the base jetty providing natural deep water conditions that facilitate the handling of floating installations and oilfield supply and service vessels. Panalpina officially opened its expanded Singapore Logistics Complex, which will serve as the group's premier logistics facility for Asia Pacific. The new complex has a total area of 11,277 square meters, of which a warehouse designed to meet a variety of customer requirements accounts for 8,546 m2. Back to Top

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THAILAND
Old S1 oilfield good for another 20 years, PTTEP says PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) expects to extract crude oil from the Sirikit Oilfield (S1) for 20 more years because of advanced drilling and exploration technology, a company executive said. According to Luechai Wongsirasawad, Vice President for Human Resources and Business Services the field still contained huge potential despite being in operation since 1981. The company has an annual investment budget of Bt5 billion to Bt6 billion over five years to drill 40 to 50 wells a year in addition to the current 140 wells to maintain production in the range of 20,000 to 23,000 barrels per day (bpd). Total output from the S1 field since operations started in 1981 is expected to reach 200 million barrels next year. PTTEP informed the authorities that they could extract another 40 million to 50 million barrels from the field in the next 10 years, but the companys Vice President personally believes the field will stay in operation for at least 20 years thanks to current technology. He estimates the field's reserves at about 1 billion barrels of crude oil. He said S1 contributed a large amount of earnings to PTTEP, as exploration in an old field requires less money than investing in a new green field, and, that even if the price of crude oil falls to US$20 per barrel, the company would still reap profits from the S1 field, while production costs in a new field would be about $60 per barrel. The S1 oilfield, the first major field in Thailand, is the country's largest onshore field, spanning through Kamphaeng Phet, Phitsanulok and Sukhothai provinces. PTTEP took over the field from Thai Shell. Output from the field is sold equally to refineries of Bangchak Petroleum and Thai Oil, subsidiaries of the PTT Group of Companies. PTTEP is presently involved in 40 production and exploration projects in 13 countries. Its production capacity is 257,300bpd of crude, or 20 per cent of Thailand's petroleum consumption. Back to Top

PTTEP seeking partners for Burma project According to CEO, Anon Sirisaengtaksin, PTT Exploration and Production is in talks with strategic partners to invest in its 5 petroleum fields in the Gulf of Martaban off Burma. Burma's state-owned Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE) is expected to hold 15% to 20%, with the remaining shares held by PTTEP and others. However, PTTEP would be the operator of blocks M3, M4, M7, M9 and M11. Mr Anon said it would be more interesting for investors if they discuss a joint venture for all 5 blocks as a single transaction instead of looking for individual partners for each one. He added that would increase the value of the projects and give more bargaining power to them. So far, block M9 is the only one with a gas purchase agreement, signed on July 30 with parent firm PTT and Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise. PTTEP will pump natural

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gas from Zawtika, one of the wells in M9, in the amount of 300 million standard cubic feet per day in 2013, with 240 mmscfd of that sold to PTT. The four other blocks will start exploration in 2011. Meanwhile, higher-than-expected average daily output has led PTTEP to revise up its 2nd half production estimate by 3.7% to 263,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day from 254,000. It reported total proven oil and gas reserves worldwide at 1.1 billion barrels of oil equivalent at the end of last year, up from 944 million in 2008. PTTEP also plans to expand gas production in the Malaysia-Thailand Joint Development Area to 335 million cubic feet a day from 252 million now. In next year's 2nd half, 2 new crude oil units will start - Australia's Montara field, pumping 35,000 barrels a day, and Vietnam's block 16-2, producing 40,000 bpd. Despite the revised output estimates and plans, the 5-year capital expenditure from 2010-14 will remain at 429 billion baht, excluding potential mergers and acquisitions. Back to Top Thailand, Burma to sign another energy pact Thailand and Burma recently strike another energy deal for the supply of natural gas from Block M9 and partially from Block M11, while the partnership agreement for the Hatgyi hydropower plant project is expected to be signed next May. Energy Minister, Wannarat Charnnukul said that despite the recent 2 weeks long closure of the border checkpoint in Mae Sot, the Thai-Burmese relationship in energy security deepens for economic development in both countries. He recently left Bangkok for Burma to preside over the signing ceremony with his counterpart U Lun Thi. PTT Plc will buy gas from Block M9 in the Zawtika field from the project's developers, which are its subsidiary PTT Exploration and Production (PTTEP) and Burma's national oil company Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE). With affirmed gas reserves of 1.4 trillion cubic feet, Block M9 can produce 330 million cubic feet per day. Of the total, 240mcfpd will be exported to Thailand. In PTT's statement to the Stock Exchange of Thailand, most will come from Block M9 and some from Block M11. A part of this is for the Ratchaburi and Wang Noi power plants and the rest for transportation. This will help substitute 2.4 billion litres of bunker oil per year and help save Bt400 billion in fuel imports throughout the 30year contract, with gas supplies to start late 2013. The Energy Minister said supply to Thailand could be increased. PTTEP won the exploration and production rights for blocks M3, M4, M7 and M11, and the output could be sold to Thailand at the initial price of US$6-$8 (Bt193-Bt258) per million British Thermal Units (BTUs). Gas from these blocks should help extend Thailand's gas supply by 10 years, he said. Natural gas from the Gulf of Thailand, if pumping continues at the current rate without new supply, is estimated to last 23 years. The M9 development will also extend the Trans-Asean gas pipeline, designed to draw reserves from gas-rich countries, from 2,800 kilometres to 3,020km.

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MAJOR EVENTS

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Shangri-la Hotel, Singapore World LNG Series: Asia Pacific Conference Summit Conference 20-22 September 2010 CWC Group Limited +44 (0) 20 7978 0046 Sian Jenkins sjenkins@thecwcgroup.com www.thecwcgroup.com/Shale10energyasia.asp No Le Meridien Hotel, Kuala Lumpur DSAC10 (3rd Annual Deepwater South East Asia Congress 2010 Conference & Workshop 12-14 October 2010 Neoventure Corp +86 21 5108 6710 +86 21 5108 6712 Kico Wong, Sales Executive kw@neoventurecorp.com marketing@neoventurecorp.com www.neoventurecorp.com/2010/dsac/ No Suntec Level 4 & 6, Singapore OSEA 2010 18th International Oil & Gas Industry Exhibition & Conference 30 November 3 December 2010 Singapore Exhibition Services Pte Ltd / Allworld Exhibition, UK * +65 6233 6658 / +44 (0) 20 7840 2100 * +65 6233 6633 / +44 (0) 20 7840 2111 * events@sesallworld.com / info@oesallworld.com * www.osea-asia.com / www.seasallworld.com / www.oesallworld.com * Yes

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UKTI SERVICES
Opportunities
UKTI publishes international business opportunities gathered by our network of British Embassies, High Commissions and Consulates world-wide. These opportunities appear in the Opportunities portlet on the relevant sector and country pages on the UKTI website. By setting up a profile you can be alerted by email when relevant new opportunities are published. New or updated alert profiles can be set in My Account on the website.

More Detailed Sector Reports

Research is critical when considering new markets. UKTI provides market research services which can help UK companies doing business overseas including: Overseas Market Introduction Service (OMIS). Bespoke research into potential markets, and support during your visits overseas Export Marketing Research Scheme. In depth and subsidised service administered by the British chambers of Commerce on behalf of UKTI Contact your local International Trade Advisor if you are interested in accessing these services, or for general advice in developing your export strategy.

Events
UK Trade & Investments Tradeshow Access Programme (TAP) can help eligible UK businesses take part in overseas exhibitions. Attendance at TAP events offers significant benefits: possibilities for business opportunities both at the show and in the future chance to assess new markets and develop useful contacts grants are available if you meet the criteria UKTI staff overseas will be available to assist delegates Find out if you are eligible to apply for TAP and more about the support UKTI can offer on the UKTI websites Market Entry page. Details of TAP events can be found in the Events portlet on the respective country page. Other Market Visit Support may be available via your local International Trade Advisor.

Contact Lists
UKTIs International Trade Advisers can provide you with essential and impartial advice on all aspects of international trade. Every UK region also has dedicated sector specialists who can provide advice tailored to your industry. You can trace your nearest advisor by entering your postcode into the Local Office Database on the homepage of our website. For new and inexperienced exporters, our Passport to Export process will take you through the mechanics of exporting. An International Trade Adviser will provide professional advice on a range of services, including financial subsidies, export documentation, contacts in overseas markets, overseas visits, translating marketing material, e-commerce, subsidised export training and market research.

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CONTACTS
Bob Bish, Head - Energy (India, China & Asia Pacific) International Oil & Gas Directorate (ISG5a), UK Trade & Investment, London, UK E-mail: bob.bish@uktradeinvest.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 44 020 7215 4639 Bruce Dann, Trade Development Manager Linda Miles, Trade Development Officer British Consular Agency, Perth, Australia E-mail: Bruce.Dann@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 61 8 9224 4702 E-mail: linda.miles@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++61 8 9224 4711 Pritam Parashar, Trade & Investment Adviser - Energy Prasenjit Dhar, Senior Trade Investment Adviser - Energy British High Commission, New Delhi, India E-mail: pritam.parashar@fco.gov.uk / prasenjit.dhar@fco.gov.uk Tel: ++ 91 11 2419 2521 Diah Ayu Noor, Trade & Investment Officer British Embassy, Jakarta, Indonesia E-mail: diah.noor@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 62 21 315 6264 James Chan, Senior Trade Manager Jennifer Wong, Assistant Trade Manager British High Commission, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia E-mail: james.chan@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 60 3 2170 2212 E-mail: JenniferML.Wong@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++60 3 2170 2251 John Waugh, Director of Trade & Investment British Consulate General, Auckland, New Zealand E-mail: john.waugh@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 64 9 303 2973 Fidel Ventura, Senior Trade & Investment Manager British Embassy, Manila, Philippines E-mail: Fidel.Ventura@fco.gov.uk Tel: ++ 63 2 858 2266 Stephen Hill, Senior Trade & Investment Officer British High Commission, Singapore E-mail: stephen.hill2@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 65 6424 4382 Vanchai Tanasoontararat, Trade Manager British Embassy, Bangkok, Thailand E-mail: vanchai.tanasoontararat@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 66 2305 8333 Loung Buu Hoang Anh, Trade & Investment Assistant British Consulate General, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam E-mail: Luong.Anh@fco.gov.uk / Tel: ++ 84 8 3829 8433 extn 2231

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