1. President & Chairman, ExxonMobil in Malaysia
See Kok Yew (SKY),
President & Chairman, ExxonMobil in Malaysia
Education:
St. Xavier’s Institution, Penang
Civil /Structural Engineering, Class of 1990, University of Malaya
Youngest of 5 siblings, married with 2 children
Enjoys spending time with family, keen sports fan and plays recreational golf
Career Background:
Started with EMEPMI as reservoir engineer in 1990
Posted to Kerteh, Terengganu ( & )
Held various technical, supervisory and management positions
Foreign assignment in U.S. (2003)
Regional Advisor for Asia Pacific/Middle East, ExxonMobil Production Company
Operations Manager, Gulf of Mexico, U.S. Production
Corporate Sr. Upstream Advisor, Exxon Mobil Corp.
Production Manager, U.S. Production
Returned to Malaysia in 2014, first Malaysian to helm ExxonMobil in Malaysia
Key Messages:
Stay focussed and differentiate yourself
Believe in your own abilities and have integrity in all that you do
Whatever you want to be, strive to be the best
“Trust your own capabilities and always be open to new opportunities and challenges. Going beyond your comfort zone is key to fulfilling your full potential.”

2. ExxonMobil produces and delivers energy
with safety and integrity, discipline and ingenuity, and a commitment to good corporate citizenship.
72,000 entire worldwide workforce that are expected to adhere to our high standards of business conduct and ethics every day.
We work around the world, every hour of the day, utilizing the most advanced technology to safely and responsibly deliver the energy needed for economic and social progress.
We know that science, technology and engineering in the hands of people with integrity are keys to the global energy challenge: to expand supplies of energy to meet growing demand, while increasing efficiency and reducing emissions.
From unlocking new sources of energy in places previously thought inaccessible … to developing abundant new supplies of cleaner burning natural gas.
From international partnerships and cooperative ventures … to formulating fuels, lubricants and plastics that help us all do more with less.
At every link in the energy chain, ExxonMobil seeks to advance innovation and technology to deliver the energy the world needs — to make life as we know it possible.
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3. ExxonMobil Global Structure
Upstream
Downstream
Chemicals
ExxonMobil is a fully integrated O&G company and we are organised functionally to reflect different stages of O&G activity cycles.
The first step of O&G activity is of course, to find the oil and gas – at ExxonMobil, our Exploration Company is organized to identify, pursue, capture, and evaluate all high-quality exploration opportunities on a global basis.
We use highly sophisticated imaging software and geoscience techniques to identify potential deposits of oil and natural gas.
Once we have decided to proceed with a particular oil field, we then develop production facilities and operate these facilities over a number of years.
The oil we produce is transported to refineries around the world to be turned into the products that you and I use every day.
Once it reaches a refinery, crude oil is processed using a wide range of different types of equipment to turn it into usable components and ultimately final products such as petrol, diesel, kerosene, jet fuel and lubricants.
Once we have produced the refined products we typically move them by pipelines to terminals to be stored. From here we can deliver to our own stations and dealers. Large distributors and wholesalers also pick up product from terminals.
In addition to our fuels business we are the largest suppliers of lube basestocks in the world and a leading marketer of finished lubricants and specialty products. Our Mobil 1 is the world's leading synthetic motor oil.
ExxonMobil Chemical produces, stores, develops, transports, supplies and markets chemical products.
We are the leading supplier of olefins, polyolefins and aromatics in the world.
And although you may not know about these and other chemicals, you do know about the products that come from them: compact discs, polyester fibers, antifreeze, garden hoses, film and food containers, and many other things.
Exploration
Development
Refining & Supply
Production
Fuels & Lubricants
Chemical
Research and Development, Global Services, Corporate Departments

4. ExxonMobil in Malaysia
Upstream:
EM Operations:
12 producing fields
35 Platforms
60 kbd liquids
1000 mcfd gas
OBO Operations:
5 producing fields
10 platforms
30 kbd liquids
120 mcfd gas
Chemical:
Marketing of fluids, plasticizers, butyl rubbers, resins
Global Services:
Global IT Support & Global Engineering Support
Key Facts:
Will be 125 years in Malaysia in 2018
Initially a fuel marketing company
Produce 15% of Malaysia’s crude & supply 50% of Peninsular Malaysia’s gas needs
~ $70 Billion investment in upstream to date
Started-up EOR for Tapis in 2014
~ 1600 employees, > 98% Malaysians

5. Connect with us
Corporate website:
Career website: careers.exxonmobil.com Online resource: energyfactor.exxonmobil.com/
twitter.com/exxonmobil_my
facebook.com/ExxonMobilCareers
If you’re interested in learning more about ExxonMobil, what we do and potential opportunities, I encourage you to visit the following resources on the web.
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