A Scots offshore firm is eyeing its largest investment in equipment as it looks to improve its offering to the oil and gas sector.
Cargo and equipment provider OEG Offshore says it plans to spend $22million (£13.4million) on buying new equipment to respond to supply chain demand.
The Aberdeen-based company will invest £3million on around 200 transportable tanks, including aviation fuel carriers.
“This significant investment will ensure we continue to provide a full range of flexible and high-quality products to our global customers,” said chief executive John Heiton.
“This investment will allow OEG to respond quickly to supply chain demand as the production of global oil and gas increases.”
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