-- Exsim Hospitality (KLSE:EXSIMHB) subsidiary EXSIM Concepto accepted a letter of award from Epic Team Construction worth 2.08 million ringgit, according to a Tuesday filing with Bursa Malaysia.
Shares rose about 2% in Tuesday's midday trade.
The contract covers interior and electrical works for Maybank KLCC.
Work is set to begin on May 11 and is expected to be completed by Sept. 7, a timeline of roughly four months.
Diamondback Energy (FANG) average oil production for the three months to March 31 was 521,000 barrels per day or 979,400 barrels of oil equivalent per day, compared with 475,944 barrels in the same quarter of 2025 or 850,656 barrels of oil equivalent.The company increased its 2026 oil production guidance to upwards of 520,000 from a previous range of 500,000 to 510,000. On a barrels-of-oil-equivalent basis, it increased guidance to upwards of 972,000 from 926,000-962,000.Diamondback achieved an average of $73.47 per barrel of oil sold in the quarter, it said, up from $70.95 in the first three months of 2025, it said.The company said it is bringing incremental barrels of oil to the market immediately in order to capture currently higher prices in the context of conflict in the Middle East and the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz, it said in a letter to shareholders.The company said in a letter to investors
Malaysian palm oil futures rose further on Tuesday after the country's government announced that it will begin raising its palm-based biodiesel blend to 15% from the current 10% in June.The Bursa Malaysia Derivatives' June crude palm oil contract climbed 1.87% to 4,676 Malaysian ringgit ($1,179.32) per metric ton. The July contract inched up 1.93% to 4,711 ringgit/mt in midday trade.Deputy Prime Minister Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi reportedly said that 19 biodiesel plants will start producing B15 from June 1, according to multiple media outlets. The government will also target a shift to B20 and then to B50 over the next two to three years.However, lower exports continued to weigh on prices, with cargo surveyors reportedly estimating a 15.7% to 16.8% month-over-month decline in Malaysian shipments for the April 1-25 period. Malaysia's industry body will release monthly data on May 11.In Indonesia, exports totaled 1.31 million tons in March, a drop versus the previous year's 2.0 mmt. Q1 export volumes also fell year over year to 5.85 mmt from 5.35 mmt.The country's move to raise its biodiesel mandate to 50% from the current 40% beginning July 1 will increase domestic consumption, potentially reducing exports further, particularly with the expected reduction in local supply due to a developing El Nino weather phenomenon and rising fertilizer costs.Exports from both Malaysia and Indonesia weakened due to lower demand from key importer India. A war-driven price rally prompted Indian buyers to cut purchases, with palm oil imports dropping 27% month over month to a one-year low of 505,000 metric tons in April, according to dealers cited by Reuters.As palm oil prices rose and discounts to rival oils narrowed, India's April soybean oil imports reportedly increased from a month earlier by 24% to 355,000 mt. Sunflower oil purchases more than doubled to a 22-month high of 435,000 mt.Declining exports in both Malaysia and Indonesia, as well as the ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, could influence price movements this week, according to financial services company PhillipCapital.