
Seismic player EMGS has won a $1.5million deal with a company to carry out work in the Gulf of Mexico.
The deal, with the unnamed firm, will see data from EMGS’ multi-clinet library used at the Daybreak Project in the west of the Gulf.
Juan Santana, EMGS president, said: “The Daybreak data set is bordering Mexico’s Perdido offshore oil province, and we find it encouraging that sales also are emerging from cross-border exploration strategies in this region.”
In September, the company said it would be implementing further headcount reductions as it looked to streamline costs
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