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Singapore Oil Producer Suspends Inventory Buying and selling amid Myanmar Allegations

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Last updated: 2025/02/10 at 1:30 PM
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Interra Sources Ltd. has briefly stopped buying and selling on the Singapore alternate amid an inquiry by regulators into the corporate’s operations in junta-ruled Myanmar.

Final month Justice for Myanmar, which describes itself as a covert group of activists exposing the ties of the nation’s army rulers, accused the corporate of “complicity within the junta’s conflict crimes” by persevering with to supply oil in partnership with the junta-controlled Myanma Oil and Fuel Enterprise (MOGE).

Citing Interra’s regulatory disclosures and “leaked monetary studies”, Justice for Myanmar, which analyzed the knowledge with assist from London-based Finance Uncovered, stated Interra delivered over 2.3 million barrels of oil to MOGE between January 2021 and December 2023.

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The availability was made by way of the Singaporean agency’s 60 percent-owned Goldpetrol Joint Working Co. Inc. (GJOC), in keeping with Justice for Myanmar. Interra invests in GJOC by way of its wholly owned subsidiary Goldwater Co. Ltd. (GCL), whereas the remaining 40 % of GJOC is held by a associate whose final shareholder is China’s state-owned China North Industries Group Corp. Ltd., in keeping with regulatory data from Interra.

“The oil was extracted from Goldpetrol’s two onshore fields, Chauk and Yenangyaung, within the Magway area, the place the junta is committing conflict crimes and crimes towards humanity”, Justice for Myanmar stated in a report January 29, 2025.

“The oil was refined on the Mann Thanbayarkan petrochemical complicated, which is operated by Myanma Petrochemical Enterprise (MPE), one other a part of the vitality ministry that’s illegally beneath junta management”, Justice for Myanmar added.

“Confronted with worldwide sanctions on its aviation gas provide chain, the junta has been scrambling to seek out gas because it wages conflict towards the Myanmar individuals”, it stated. “The Mann refinery makes diesel and jet gas, which the army must energy the plane, vans, and tanks utilized in its fee of conflict crimes towards civilians”.

“Justice For Myanmar requires Interra Sources to instantly stop supplying oil to the army junta”, it stated.

“We urge the Singapore inventory alternate to take regulatory motion towards Interra Sources for its continued enterprise with a sanctioned entity and its complicity within the junta’s worldwide crimes”. America and the European Union have positioned sanctions on MOGE and different entities linked to the junta.

“We name on governments to impose coordinated sanctions on MOGE, MPE and junta-controlled banks, which facilitate Interra Sources’ transactions with MOGE”, it added.

In response to the report, the Singapore Trade Regulation (SGX) requested Interra to make clear its involvement in Myanmar and make sure its compliance with related Singaporean legal guidelines, in keeping with alternate filings by the corporate.

Amid the inquiry, Interra determined to droop bourse buying and selling after session with SGX. “The Firm will request for the lifting of the buying and selling suspension when there’s readability on the issues raised within the SGX queries”, Interra said in one of many filings.

It stated the suspension would additionally permit it to hunt authorized recommendation regarding compliance with U.S. and EU sanctions towards MOGE.

The shares suspension “shouldn’t be taken to indicate that there was any wrongdoing on the a part of the Firm; the request for suspension is to make sure data which might be essential to shareholders is made obtainable to make sure orderly buying and selling within the firm’s securities”, Interra stated.

Interra defined that GJOC, its three way partnership in Myanmar, has entered into so-called improved petroleum restoration contracts (IPRCs) with MOGE.

Nonetheless, Interra stated it was not concerned within the signing of those contracts as these had been executed years earlier than it grew to become a participant when it acquired GCL in July 2003. And whereas Interra was certainly already a participant when these contracts had been prolonged from April 2017 to April 2028, the extension was made in the course of the civilian authorities that the present junta ousted in February 2021, in keeping with Interra’s response.

“The phrases of the GJOC’s IPRCs in Myanmar (together with royalties, manufacturing sharing in addition to different phrases) are much like manufacturing sharing contracts in different jurisdictions”, Interra stated. “The corporate conducts its enterprise on regular business phrases, and contracts which the corporate and/or GJOC have entered into have all been performed on an arms’ size foundation on the standard business phrases”.

“The [Justice for Myanmar] report accommodates unfaithful allegations that GJOC ramped up output after the coup try… GJOC’s gross oil manufacturing in Myanmar has remained largely constant for the previous 5 years from 2019 to 2023 and had actually peaked in 2020 with 970,513 barrels, which was earlier than the coup”, Interra stated.

“As well as, in 2021, the gross oil manufacturing decreased to 587,060 barrels as GJOC didn’t have steady and uninterrupted entry to its subject operations on the Chauk and Yenangyaung fields”.

Interra added, “[I]t is faulty to recommend that any improve within the Group’s income should be related to the junta’s actions in Myanmar”. Income is uncovered to prevailing oil and fuel costs, that are depending on world components similar to demand and provide, it defined.

To contact the writer, electronic mail jov.onsat@rigzone.com





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