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Sign In to ContinueEscalona further conveyed “the document was certified by the Philippine Consulate in Singapore and has been shared with relevant Philippine authorities; and I was made to understand that this has also been shared to the Senate body that investigated the transaction.” On the second transaction, the $460 million Udenna asset purchase of the 45-percent equity of Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. (SPEX) in the Malampaya venture’s Service Contract (SC) 38, Escalona qualified that the capitalization of their acquiring corporate vehicle – Malampaya Energy XP Pte. Ltd., was not $100, but $15 million. “The Malampaya XP Energy, which is acquiring Shell’s share in SC 38 consortium, has a current capitalization of $15 million for the business registered in Singapore. This has also been certified by the Philippine consulate in Singapore and shared with the relevant authorities in the Philippines, including the Philippine Senate,” he said.
18 November 2021
Udenna bought Chevron’s share in March 2020 for $565 million. The DOE approved the transaction last April. The department is under the Senate’s intense scrutiny after learning that Malampaya Energy XP Pte. Ltd. (MEXP), the Udenna subsidiary that won the bidding to purchase Shell’s 45%, only had $100 (around Php5,000) in capitalization. Udenna announced in May that MEXP bought Shell Philippines Exploration B.V. for $460 million, reportedly with financing from four foreign banks.
Earlier this week, DOE Secretary Alfonso Cusi said the transaction between SPEX and Malampaya Energy XP Pte Ltd., a subsidiary of Udenna, was still under evaluation by the agency. “As far as the government is concerned, it’s not yet final until they comply with the requirement of the government,” Cusi said in an interview in ANC’s Headstart. The approval of the transaction is in accordance with Presidential Decree 87 otherwise known as the Oil Exploration and Development Act of 1972.
Udenna Corp. subsidiary Malampaya Energy XP Pte Ltd. on Friday said they were raring to pick up the slack left by exiting petroleum giants Shell and Chevron who did not drill new wells at Malampaya in the past seven years, adding that this could be done with their “own” team and funds. “What Malampaya Energy brings [into the Malampaya project] is not only our own highly qualified team with hundreds of years of combined upstream experience, but also the agility and willingness to invest in growth together with our SC38 [or Petroleum Service Contract No. 38] partner PNOC-EC,” Belinda Racela said in a statement. Racela was referring to state firm PNOC Exploration Corp., which holds a 10-percent stake in the Malampaya consortium.
24 July 2021
“The country will surely be short of natural gas by 2022 and further exacerbate the worsening electricity situation,” the Uy-led Malampaya Energy XP Pte Ltd has explicitly laid down in a statement sent to the media. The gas output deficiency of the Malampaya field started escalating on its warning signs this year – given the recurring ‘gas restriction’ predicaments of the facility that resulted in de-rated electricity generation of the country’s gas-fired plants. With that inevitable production snag that the gas field will be distressed with, Malampaya Energy indicated that it will “support the government’s yearning for energy security,” hinting that it will be the one to pursue fresh round of drillings that could possibly shore up the gas field’s output as well as extend its production life cycle.
19 July 2021
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