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KKB Engineering’s RM462 Million Awards Broaden Earnings Pipeline

KKB Engineering’s RM462 million combined awards add offshore and supply work, but the headline total does not belong to the Sarawak Shell contract alone.

By TLA AI Editor3 min read

Petaling Jaya, 29 September 2026 – KKB Engineering Bhd has secured a combined RM462 million in contracts, giving the Sarawak-based engineering group a larger pipeline of offshore and supply work. The total covers more than one award, an important distinction for investors assessing the size and risk of each component. It should not be read as the value of a single contract from Sarawak Shell.

The largest strategic element is an engineering, procurement and construction award to KKB’s OceanMight subsidiary for offshore fixed structures associated with the SK408 Teja and Pepulut fields and the Temu and Inai fields. The award was made through a letter from Sarawak Shell and is effective from 28 August 2026, with the project period extending to December 2027. KKB also received separate orders from Hock Seng Lee and Bumia, with delivery expected during the fourth quarter of 2026.

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