Power Moves: New Centurion CEO and more
Euan Leask has been promoted to CEO of Dyce-based rentals and services supplier Centurion Group.
Euan Leask has been promoted to CEO of Dyce-based rentals and services supplier Centurion Group.
The rentals specialist plans to keep buying more businesses around the globe in "critical industries" in "complex, challenging and remote locations".
Aberdeen headquartered Centurion Group has carried out four acquisitions this year, increasing the firm’s forecast pre-tax earnings.
Revenue at Aberdeen-based energy services firm Centurion Group more than doubled to almost £550 million last year.
Centurion Group has acquired Canadian wastewater rentals and treatment provider RioView, in a further expansion into the North American market.
Energy services firm Centurion Group reversed major year on year losses to finish 2021 on a solid financial footing.
Centurion has acquired solar-powered equipment provider Trido Energy Services, as it continues a series of M&A deals aimed at driving global expansion.
Energy services firm Centurion Group has completed the acquisition of Angus-based rental company RMEC for an undisclosed sum.
Tom Burke, the former CEO of drilling rig giant Valaris, has joined private equity group SCF Partners.
Centurion Group has acquired UAE-based Specialist Services Group with hopes of major growth in the Middle East and beyond.
Several jobs have been saved at an Aberdeen oil and gas services firm after it was bought out of administration.
Energy investment experts have branded the UK Government’s Covid-19 business loan schemes “virtually inaccessible” and “worthless” to oilfield service firms.
It was an interesting year for deal-making in 2019, despite political and economic challenges.
Energy service firm Centurion Group has increased its revolving credit facility by £13.8 million, giving it more "firepower" grow organically and make acquisitions.
Private-equity-backed Centurion Group has moved up another gear in its expansion drive with the acquisition of two more firms.
An Aberdeen headquartered oil and gas firm is considering floating on a public market as part of its long term growth plans.
An acquisition-hungry energy services group based in north-east Scotland has secured nearly £50 million worth of additional “firepower”.
ATR and Viking SeaTech have both opened new offices overseas in the latest move by Aberdeen businesses to spread their wings after the North Sea downturn.