Malaysia's crude oil, condensate and natural gas production showed positive growth in the third quarter of 2025, reaching 45.1 million barrels and 737 billion cubic feet, respectively, official data showed Wednesday.
The Department of Statistics Department (DOSM) said in a statement that the growth was primarily driven by crude oil production, which rose by 7.0 percent following four consecutive quarters of contraction. Similarly, the production of condensate also registered positive growth of 9.7 percent after three consecutive quarters of negative growth.
At the same time, production of natural gas recorded double-digit growth of 11.8 percent following two consecutive quarters of contraction.
Meanwhile, exports value of crude petroleum and condensate reached 5.3 billion ringgit (1.28 billion U.S. dollars) in the third quarter, with Thailand accounting for 34.6 percent of the total exports.
Exports of refined petroleum products totaled 23.8 billion ringgit, and exports of liquefied natural gas stood at 12.2 billion ringgit.
Editor:Leo
