PJBUMI BERHAD

PJBUMI BERHAD

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Company Description

CEO
Adlin bin Shaharudin
Full Time Employees
49
Sector
Finance
Industry
Investment banks/Brokers
Address
Shah Alam Malaysia
IPO Date
Jun 30, 2003
Business
PJBumi Berhad is an integrated engineering, environmental management, technology, and energy services provider headquartered in Shah Alam, Malaysia. Founded in 1985, the company operates across diverse business segments encompassing Environmental Management Services, Engineering and Construction, Upstream Oil and Gas Services, Digital and Technical Services, Manufacturing, and Advanced Technology. PJBumi delivers comprehensive industrial and environmental solutions through specialized product and service lines, including: manufacture and distribution of fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP) sewerage treatment plants, underground storage tanks, grease traps, and rainwater harvesting systems; municipal and commercial solid waste management, encompassing collection, transfer, disposal, dump processing, and desludging operations; design, fabrication, installation, and commissioning of ADiRA BioReactor waste-to-resource processing systems; civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning (EPCC) services for infrastructure and industrial facilities; upstream oilfield project management, onshore drilling operations, workover services, and drilling rig equipment leasing; enterprise engineering data management systems, data modeling, digitalization tools, and asset integrity dashboards primarily serving national and international energy corporations; non-electronic solar applications and hydrogen fuel cell development; and high-technology aerospace systems comprising hydrogen-electric unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and satellite communications solutions. The company serves public utilities, municipal authorities, property developers, and industrial and energy sector clients across Malaysia, Indonesia, and broader international markets through direct operations and subsidiaries, including PJBumi Heavy Engineering & Services Sdn. Bhd. and PT Indodrill Bumi Perkasa. In recent developments, PJBumi Berhad has undertaken significant strategic expansions and corporate initiatives to reinforce its energy services and environmental portfolios. In 2025, the company expanded its regional presence in Indonesia's upstream oil and gas sector by acquiring a 90% equity interest in PT Indodrill Bumi Perkasa, entering into a consortium agreement with PT Silver City Drilling, and securing an 18-month integrated project management drilling and workover contract valued at US$6.55 million for operations in Papua, Indonesia, complemented by umbrella maintenance agreements. In early 2026, subsidiary PJBumi Heavy Engineering & Services Sdn. Bhd. entered into a strategic collaboration and joint venture with China-based INTLEF Horizon Pressure Control (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. for the procurement, assembly, and deployment of 750HP and 550HP drilling rigs. In its environmental division, the group secured contracts for the deployment of its proprietary ADiRA BioReactor systems for municipal solid waste processing. To enhance capital market liquidity and expand its shareholder base, PJBumi proposed a corporate exercise in mid-2026 involving a share split on the basis of one existing ordinary share subdivided into five ordinary shares.