OGA in Malaysia is a sister show of OTC in Houston, the United States, and is another international grand event held in Asia. As the most well - known oil and gas exhibition in this region, the OGA continues to play an important role in constantly providing more opportunities for industry service providers/suppliers and helping them promote their products and technologies.    With the growth of the market output value, relying on rich oil and gas resources, geographical advantages and the advantage of taking the petrochemical industry as the leading industry, the demand for chemical products in Malaysia will be even greater, which is bound to bring unlimited business opportunities for Chinese chemical enterprises. Malaysia is located in the center of Southeast Asia and is a link connecting the Chinese, Indian and ASEAN markets. As the gateway of ASEAN, it is also the strategic center of ASEAN countries. With the rise of the status of ocean transportation in world trade, the strategic geographical location of Malaysia makes it increasingly a focus of the convergence of the East and the West and also a gateway for Asia to access the global market.

Malaysia is one of the countries with the most developed chemical industry in the world. The chemical industry is the basic industry of Malaysia. From 2006 to 2020, the target of investment attracted by the chemical industry in this country is 10.6 billion US dollars, with an average annual growth rate of 6.9%.

Malaysia provides a very favorable environment for billions of dollars of investment in the oil and gas industry. The newly proven energy reserves that may exist in the deep sea have been confirmed to exist. At the same time, it also requires the latest concepts and technologies in the industry to exploit these valuable resources. Local petroleum industry service providers and suppliers in Malaysia have all benefited from the 30 billion US dollars invested by Petronas in recent years to increase production capacity output. This move is also beneficial for developing new offshore reserves and extending the operation cycle of existing oil fields. At the same time, Malaysia is also actively developing its natural gas industry and has now become the world's second - largest exporter of liquefied natural gas after Qatar. The proven natural gas reserve locations in Malaysia are similar to oil fields, all located offshore. This provides a more flexible development space and opportunities for industry service providers and suppliers.