Indonesian upstream player Saka Energi is planning to invest up to $1.5 billion between 2022 and 2028 to develop various assets in Indonesia and abroad as it seeks to boost oil and gas production.
The prospects for Indonesiaโs Saka Energi appear to have improved based on the latest analysis from Moodyโs Investors Service, which revised the troubled upstream playerโs outlook from negative to stable.
The assets of troubled upstream player Saka Energi could be put up for sale as part of an effort to resolve the heavily indebted companyโs financial predicament amid a tussle between Indonesiaโs state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
SKK Migas, Indonesiaโs upstream regulator, expects Eni to takeover Chevronโs giant Indonesia Deepwater Development (IDD) during the first quarter 2021. If the move comes to pass, expect other potential buyers, that could include Pertamina, Sinopec, Neptune Energy and Saka Energi, to be in the new IDD mix.