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Proserv Extends Malaysia Partnership with SMS Sand Management Services
27 Jan 2026
Proserv, a global leader in controls and sampling technologies, has extended its Exclusive Representative Agreement with SMS Sand Management Services Sdn Bhd (SMS) for Malaysia by a further two years, strengthening a partnership first established in 2023.
The renewed agreement continues to combine Proserv’s high-integrity sampling systems and flow forensic engineering expertise with SMS’s real-time sand erosion monitoring and local deployment capabilities. Together, the companies provide Malaysian operators with integrated solutions that enhance flow assurance, improve erosion and corrosion risk prediction, and support safe, reliable sampling across demanding production environments.
Delivery is supported through the joint Sampling Service Centre at the Kemaman Supply Base in Terengganu, which provides local access to production and exploration sample cylinders, Sand Injection Calibration equipment, downhole and subsea sampling systems, and specialised sampling technologies. The facility enables faster response times, reduced mobilisation, and consistent service quality across Malaysia.
The partnership also supports operators’ Environmental, Social, and Governance objectives by reducing the need for repeat field campaigns, lowering emissions associated with logistics, improving personnel safety through reduced manual intervention, and strengthening data integrity and traceability for regulatory and ESG reporting.
Andrew Kinsler, Operations Director at SMS, said, “This extension reflects the strong results we have delivered together and our ongoing commitment to providing innovative, reliable, and efficient sampling and sand monitoring solutions for our clients in Malaysia.”
Sean Andersson, Vice President – Sampling at Proserv, added, “By extending our agreement with SMS, we continue to offer operators a fully integrated, high-integrity sampling and sand monitoring solution that enables safer operations, improved flow assurance insight, and more confident, data-driven decision-making.”
Proserv, a global leader in controls and sampling technologies, has extended its Exclusive Representative Agreement with SMS Sand Management Services Sdn Bhd (SMS) for Malaysia by a further two years, strengthening a partnership first established in 2023.
The renewed agreement continues to combine Proserv’s high-integrity sampling systems and flow forensic engineering expertise with SMS’s real-time sand erosion monitoring and local deployment capabilities. Together, the companies provide Malaysian operators with integrated solutions that enhance flow assurance, improve erosion and corrosion risk prediction, and support safe, reliable sampling across demanding production environments.
Delivery is supported through the joint Sampling Service Centre at the Kemaman Supply Base in Terengganu, which provides local access to production and exploration sample cylinders, Sand Injection Calibration equipment, downhole and subsea sampling systems, and specialised sampling technologies. The facility enables faster response times, reduced mobilisation, and consistent service quality across Malaysia.
The partnership also supports operators’ Environmental, Social, and Governance objectives by reducing the need for repeat field campaigns, lowering emissions associated with logistics, improving personnel safety through reduced manual intervention, and strengthening data integrity and traceability for regulatory and ESG reporting.
Andrew Kinsler, Operations Director at SMS, said, “This extension reflects the strong results we have delivered together and our ongoing commitment to providing innovative, reliable, and efficient sampling and sand monitoring solutions for our clients in Malaysia.”
Sean Andersson, Vice President – Sampling at Proserv, added, “By extending our agreement with SMS, we continue to offer operators a fully integrated, high-integrity sampling and sand monitoring solution that enables safer operations, improved flow assurance insight, and more confident, data-driven decision-making.”
