Mohammad Munir Malik, is a seasoned professional with a remarkable thirty-seven years of diversified experience in various sectors primarily in the Oil and Gas industries in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. His dynamic career has been marked by significant achievements, serving in leadership roles and contributing to major national and international projects.
Mr. Malik’s extensive professional journey includes a notable stint as the Ex Vice President of HEMOCO, where he played a pivotal role in overseeing the construction of a Crude Oil Refinery Project in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. His responsibilities spanned from project conception to successful completion, including development, construction, implementation, administration, and infrastructure management. Under his leadership, the refinery achieved a refining capacity of 250,000 barrels per day with a project cost of 4 billion US dollars. Notably, he interacted with major entities such as ARAMCO, ADNOC, and KPC, showcasing his adeptness in dealing with national and international corporations.
Furthermore, Mr. Malik served as the Chairman & CEO of Negeri Sembilan Petroleum Industries (NSPI) in Malaysia, overseeing a billion-dollar project in the development phase. His strategic vision contributed to the construction of storage tanks capable of holding 1.5 million barrels of oil and a 22km pipeline, showcasing his commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Engaged in a Joint Venture with Verwater Netherlands for a refinery and petrochemical complex, he demonstrated his ability to foster international collaborations.
Mohammad Munir Malik, is a seasoned professional with a remarkable thirty-seven years of diversified experience in various sectors primarily in the Oil and Gas industries in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. His dynamic career has been marked by significant achievements, serving in leadership roles and contributing to major national and international projects.
Mr. Malik’s extensive professional journey includes a notable stint as the Ex Vice President of HEMOCO, where he played a pivotal role in overseeing the construction of a Crude Oil Refinery Project in South Sulawesi, Indonesia. His responsibilities spanned from project conception to successful completion, including development, construction, implementation, administration, and infrastructure management. Under his leadership, the refinery achieved a refining capacity of 250,000 barrels per day with a project cost of 4 billion US dollars. Notably, he interacted with major entities such as ARAMCO, ADNOC, and KPC, showcasing his adeptness in dealing with national and international corporations.
Furthermore, Mr. Malik served as the Chairman & CEO of Negeri Sembilan Petroleum Industries (NSPI) in Malaysia, overseeing a billion-dollar project in the development phase. His strategic vision contributed to the construction of storage tanks capable of holding 1.5 million barrels of oil and a 22km pipeline, showcasing his commitment to sustainable energy solutions. Engaged in a Joint Venture with Verwater Netherlands for a refinery and petrochemical complex, he demonstrated his ability to foster international collaborations.
