PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has opened an investigation paper into allegations of graft involving a Petronas project and an international oil and gas company.
MACC said Petronas has provided its full cooperation regarding the investigation, which allegedly involves a RM399 million project in Sarawak.
“MACC has identified several issues related to procedures concerning the project. In view of this, the commission has proposed improvements to the standard operating procedures (of the project) as a preventive measure,” it said in a statement today.
Earlier this month, an online portal reported that Petronas was allegedly involved in awarding contracts, amounting to RM399 million, to a company with operations in 14 countries to construct an onshore gas plant in Sarawak.
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MACC urged anyone with information to come forward.
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