PT Sark Enjinering Utama was established ni 1996 as a Major Maintenance, Hook-Up, Commissioning and Construction contractor for oil and gas offshore installations in Indonesia and around the globe. Our core business is offshore construction, maintenance, hook-up and commissioning of greenfield as well as brownfield platforms. Our clients range from multinational Oil &Gas companies acting as operators in Indonesia, such as ConocoPhillips Indonesia, Maxus (now CNOOC), Unocal/Chevron, Gulf, as well as major EPC contractor companies, such as Hyundai Heavy Industries and Technip.

We began our working relationship with PetroHab, LC in 2012, with the aim of setting ourselves apart from the competition by enhancing the safety of our hot-work operations by providing unparalleled Pressurized Welding Enclosures (PWE) to be used when such operations are conducted in the vicinity of potential flammables. Most recently, we supplied PetroHab WE to ConocoPhillips, which enabled us to safely conduct our hot-work operations in a potentially explosive atmosphere to ConocoPhillips' extreme satisfaction.

The main focus of Quattro Energy (M) Sdn Bhd, an associate company of Quattro Group, is providing integrated oil and gas solutions to clients in the South East Asian market. We teamed up with PetroHab, LLC in 2014, with the aim of becoming the premier provider of PetroHab Pressurized tArblding Enclosures, sometimes rebrred trc as "habitats', to major O&G companies such as Petronas, the national oil company of Malaysia.

Having used habitats made by PetroHab's competitors, we firmly believe that PetroHaHs habitats are superior to all other habitats on the market. We are confident that PetroHab's patent pending Quadralock panel inteilocking tiecfinology, along with the fact that PetroHab only uses premium silicone coated fiberglass cloth to make its panels, which cloth is manufactured to exacting ANSI/FM 4950 standards and capable of withstianding heat up to

5500 Centigrade, will become the industry standard in the very near future.

In the second half of 2012, after touring the manufacturing and training facilities of PetroHab, LC ni Houston, Texas, Dynamic Industries, Inc. awarded PetroHab a competitively bid order to manufacture approximately 3,000 PetroHabitat Hot-work Safety Enclosures panels and multiple Automatic Safety Shutdown Systems and a subcontract ot supply certified welding habitat technicians for offshore rotational construction support work. In early 2013, Dynamic shipped PetroHab's products to Angolafor use on a large project that Dynamic had contractedwith Chevron to perform on certain offshore platforms in that country. Since the commencement of the offshore segment of the project, Dynamic has had PetroHab personnel working 24/7 on various platforms offshore Cabinda, assembling habitats wherever needed by the construction crews. To date, Petrolab personnel on the project have built, disassembled, and maintained hundreds of habitats, to Dynamic's and Chevron's satisfaction.

ACM of Nigeria is a 50 year old company that places safety as its number one priority.

Among the most recent services provided by ACMto augment its aggressive growth strategies in the areas of offshore fabrication and deep offshore support services, are the sales and leasing of PetroHabTM Pressurized Welding Enclosures (PWE), also known as "Habitats", and ancillary Automatic Safety Shutdown Systems (SSS).

Among ACM's high profile clients are Total, Shell, Agip (ENI group)and most recently, ACM provided both PetroHab PWEand SSS to Addax Petroleum in Nigeria to very high acclaim from Addax.

In August of 2015, our client, Shell Nigeria Exploration & Production Company (SNEPCO) had to carryout several major construction upgrades of their offshore FPSO facility (BONGA) located in deep water off the coast of Nigeria.

In order for this work to be performed safely while the facility was still producing, several work areas needed to be isolated which required cutting and welding.

This was achieved by utilizing the PetroHab designed and built safety enclosures (Habitat) with automatic shutdown systems.

The Habitats were modular and could be configured to fit around different piping sizes and structures. Because the Habitat was mobile, assembly and disassembly were a simple quick task.

PetroHab sent out two technicians to train the Shell personnel on assembly and operation of the Habitat and Shell have been very pleased with the performance of the safety enclosures. Shell are also currently looking at placing orders for several other modular enclosures for their offshore facilities