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KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 20): Anglo-Dutch supermajor Shell, which has had an almost 130-year presence in Malaysia,  is looking to reduce by 250 to 300 its upstream workforce in the country, according to energy portal Upstream Online. In a report Jan 18, the portal said the expected job losses come after a reported cut from the oil giant to its upstream team in the UK, with hundreds of workers to go there. Upstream quoted  Shell Malaysia chairman Iain Lo as saying: “this is difficult news for the impacted staff and these are never easy decisions.”

18 January 2021 9:12 GMT Updated  20 January 2021 15:02 GMT in  London Anglo-Dutch supermajor Shell is aiming to reduce by 250 to 300 its upstream workforce in Malaysia although there are expected to be some new jobs in other business areas. ENERGY EXPLORED: SUBSCRIBE TO ACCELERATE Gain valuable insight into the global oil and gas industry's energy transition from The expected job losses come after a reported cut from the oil giant to its upstream team in the UK, with hundreds of workers to go there. “We realise that this is difficult news for the impacted staff and these are...