Malaysian vegetable oil process technology provider Oiltek International has secured new oils and fats contracts worth MYR61.9M (US$14.60M) across global markets including Africa, the Americas, Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia.
The addition of the new contracts, which were expected to be delivered over the next 18-24 months, brought the group’s total order book to date to MYR402.4M (US$94.9M), the company said on 16 April.
The new contracts involve the design, fabrication, delivery, testing and commissioning of:
- A 25 tonnes/day soapstock acidulation plant in Africa.
- A 360 tonnes/day dry fractionation plant in Thailand.
- A 300 tonnes/day dry fractionation plant in Indonesia.
- Two new 200 tonnes/day physical refinery plants and two new 200 tonnes/day dry fractionation plants from two new customers in the Americas.
- The construction, fabrication and installation of a storage tank and associated works for a new palm oils and fats refinery complex in Malaysia.
- The demolition of an anaerobic digester tank and upgrading of the desulphurisation unit for an existing POME biogas capture plant in Malaysia.
- Engineering consultancy services for the upgrading of an acid esterification biodiesel plant in Malaysia.
Oiltek operates in three key business areas: edible & non-edible oil refineries; renewable energy; and product sales & trading.
