Interra's success is well in hand
Its oil production has been rising, profit soared in past two quarters, and share price has more than doubled from mid-2009, reports ANDREA SOH
FOR any chief executive, a tripling in revenue and net profit in four years would be cause for celebration.
Not so for Marcel Tjia, who sees it as just a "decent job".
The former private equity partner joined onshore oil and gas producer Interra Resources in mid-2009, when the firm was facing one of its most challenging times since listing in 2003.
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