Oil and gas consultancy ADIL has won contracts worth over £3million in the first six months of the year across its Aberdeen and London operations.
The firm reported a 50% rise in revenue to £31million in 2013, and said it was on track to meet “reasonable” growth targets this year.
James Paton, managing director, said: “It might not increase as much as 50% but just slightly lower than that in 2014.”
The company declined to reveal figures for pre-tax profits in its most recent financial year. It invested “heavily” in systems and management in the last two years to support its growth, he said.
“A lot of the new work we are doing is helping oil companies in the production phase improve their efficiency in how much oil or gas they produce,” said Mr Paton.
“We look at the methods or approaches the oil company use, working closely with them to establish how they can improve performance.”
Much of the well-efficiency work was being undertaken with clients in the North Sea.
Meanwhile, the firm, which was established in 2006, has also been working with some international clients on new field developments in Africa and south-east Asia through its London office.
“Our London office is playing an increasingly important role as we look to expand our international network and capitalise on the growing global demand for development and operations management services,” said Mr Paton.
“The office gives us access to a new client base which is proving quite fruitful for us.”
