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Malaysia's Hibiscus keen on acquisitions as Big Oil divests in Asia

Founder says company aims to be 'regional consolidator' of established assets

Kenneth Pereira, the founder and managing director of Malaysia's Hibiscus Petroleum, poses for a photo during an interview with Nikkei Asia in Kuala Lumpur. (Photo by Hakimie Amrie)

KUALA LUMPUR -- Hibiscus Petroleum, a Malaysian oil and gas exploration company listed on the local exchange, is looking to acquire multinational energy companies' assets in the Asia-Pacific region as they divest amid pressures for decarbonization.

In an interview with Nikkei Asia, Kenneth Pereira, the company's founder and managing director, said that it aims to be a "regional consolidator" of established oil and gas assets so that it becomes "quite prominent" as an independent oil company.

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