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    TotalEnergies to sell stake in Malaysian gas block to Thailand's PTTEP

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    Posted on December 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    TotalEnergies sells nearly 10% stake in Malaysian gas block to PTTEP, retaining a 30.002% interest in Block SK408, enhancing its portfolio.

    TotalEnergies Sells Stake in Malaysian Gas Block to PTTEP

    By ‌America Hernandez

    PARIS, Dec 16 - TotalEnergies has agreed to sell an ‍indirect stake ‌of almost 10% in a Malaysian offshore gas block to Thailand’s ⁠state-backed PTTEP for an ‌undisclosed sum, the French oil major said on Tuesday.

    TotalEnergies will retain a 30.002% interest in Block SK408 after the deal closes, it said.

    The block hosts ⁠the Jerun gas field, which supplies the 29.3 million-metric-ton per year Bintulu LNG ​complex operated by Malaysian state firm Petronas.

    TotalEnergies last ‌year bought Malaysian upstream company ⁠SapuraOMV in two deals worth $1.6 billion to expand its natural gas portfolio as demand for the fuel rises. 

    This year, under investor ​pressure to cut debt, it has started selling mature fields and minority stakes to offset a series of costly acquisitions.

    "With this transaction, TotalEnergies ensures efficient management of its portfolio in Malaysia, while ​strengthening ‍ties with PTTEP, a ​longstanding partner," Nicolas Terraz, president of exploration and production, said in a statement.

    In 2023, TotalEnergies sold PTTEP a 25% stake in its Seagreen wind farm offshore Scotland for $661 million and signed a partnership to explore joint upstream opportunities.

    Malaysia was the world's fifth-largest liquefied natural ⁠gas exporter last year, shipping nearly 28 million tons mainly to Japan, China and South Korea, ​according to Kpler data. Thailand is Southeast Asia's top LNG importer. 

    Block SK408 is also owned by subsidiaries of Petronas (30%) and Shell (30%).

    TotalEnergies on Tuesday also signed a 21-year deal to ‌supply solar electricity to Malaysian data centres owned by Alphabet's Google.

    (Reporting by America Hernandez in Paris. Editing by Jan Harvey and Mark Potter)

    Key Takeaways

    • •TotalEnergies sells almost 10% stake in Malaysian gas block to PTTEP.
    • •TotalEnergies retains 30.002% interest in Block SK408.
    • •Block SK408 supplies gas to Bintulu LNG complex.
    • •TotalEnergies focuses on efficient portfolio management.
    • •Malaysia is a top LNG exporter, mainly to Asia.

    Frequently Asked Questions about TotalEnergies to sell stake in Malaysian gas block to Thailand's PTTEP

    1What is TotalEnergies?

    TotalEnergies is a French multinational integrated oil and gas company, involved in all aspects of the oil and gas industry, including exploration, production, refining, and marketing.

    2What is PTTEP?

    PTTEP, or PTT Exploration and Production Public Company Limited, is a Thai state-owned oil and gas company, engaged in the exploration and production of petroleum and natural gas.

    3What is an offshore gas block?

    An offshore gas block refers to a designated area in the ocean where companies are permitted to explore and extract natural gas resources.

    4What is the Jerun gas field?

    The Jerun gas field is a natural gas field located in Block SK408, Malaysia, which supplies gas to the Bintulu LNG complex operated by Petronas.

    5What is LNG?

    LNG stands for liquefied natural gas, which is natural gas that has been cooled to a liquid state for ease of storage and transport.

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