Kuala Lumpur, March 27 -- Malaysia is seeking to tap into the global investments of its national oil firm Petronas to secure alternative fuel supplies and stabilise the domestic market amid growing energy uncertainties.

Speaking on March 27, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said the Southeast Asian nation is leveraging Petronas's diversified international portfolio to ensure sufficient fuel supply and stable returns.

He noted that the company's strong presence beyond the Gulf region, particularly in the Americas, provides Malaysia with greater flexibility in sourcing fuel and maintaining domestic supply.

For now, supplies are still sufficient until May, but Malaysia is seeking alternative options, said Anwar, highlighting that Pe...