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Trades about 16% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dialog Group Berhad, an investment holding firm based in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia, has, since its establishment in 1984, delivered extensive integrated technical services to the global and Malaysian oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors. The company supports the entire industry value chain, from upstream exploration and production activities to midstream transportation and storage, and downstream processing. Its broad service array includes engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPC) of facilities, alongside specialized heavy fabrication, multi-disciplined engineering, and the manufacturing and installation of composite piping systems. Dialog also excels in plant maintenance, turnaround operations, and the management of marine terminals, tank storage facilities, and pipelines. Additional offerings encompass expert technical consulting, project management, specialized electrical and instrumentation services, catalyst handling, and waste management solutions. The group actively trades and markets a diverse range of specialty chemicals, catalysts, petroleum additives, and equipment. Furthermore, Dialog is involved in the development, appraisal, and production of petroleum assets, provides IT and payment system solutions, and undertakes industrial estate and property development and management.
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