Integrity specialist adds Ellon firm to portfolio
Aberdeen-based energy service group ICR Integrity said yesterday it had bought north-east firm Chemical Injection Utilities (CIU).
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Aberdeen-based ICR adds Moss Mechanical to group
Aberdeen-based energy service group ICR Integrity said yesterday it had made its second acquisition in less than a year.
ICR in linkup Down Under
Aberdeen-based energy service group ICR Integrity has formed a joint venture with an Australian firm.
Broad Cairn looking to build up its businesses
Aberdeen company Broad Cairn is targeting a near-50% rise in turnover this year of on the back of expansion at its three operating divisions.
Stork opens training centre
Stork Technical Services said yesterday it had opened an in-house fabric maintenance (FM) training centre at Dyce, Aberdeen, after a £100,000 investment.
Uphill struggle for recognition
Despite the subsea sector employing 50,000 people and being worth £6billion annually, Neil Gordon believes the industry does not get the recognition it deserves.
Aberdeen’s ICR on a buying spree
A NEWLY formed energy service group said yesterday it was in discussions over a further two acquisitions after announcing it was buying asset-integrity specialist North East Corrosion Engineers (Nece).
JPM energy boss joins Wood Group board
The vice-chairman of financial service firm JPMorgan's global energy group will become a non-executive director of Wood Group on August 1. Jeremy Wilson will also join the board's nomination committee.
Hunting taking over American specialist electronics business
INTERNATIONAL energy service group Hunting said yesterday it had agreed to acquire Houston-based Innova-Extel, a supplier of harsh-environment electronics technology to the energy industry.
Wood Group boss hoping to step down when he turns 70
Scottish businessman Sir Ian Wood is planning to stand down within three years as chairman of the international energy service giant bearing his family name.
Cosalt unit lifted by PSN supply deal
COSALT Offshore, a provider of lifting, tooling and marine services to the oil and gas industry, has landed a three-year contract extension worth up to £18million.
Progress report on helicopter safety
OIL and Gas UK's helicopter safety task group continues to make good progress, an energy industry event will hear in Aberdeen today.
Senergy founder applauded for enterprise
THE chief executive of Aberdeen-based energy service group Senergy was recognised as one of Britain's leading entrepreneurs last night.
Bluegrass sets up base in north-east
US demolition and decommissioning specialist Bluegrass has set up a new UK subsidiary, with operations in Aberdeenshire and Great Yarmouth.
PSN’s progress ‘well ahead’ of plan
Production Services Network (PSN) said yesterday its revenue and profits were running well ahead of plans laid when it was bought by its management three years ago.
Senergy boss to be man on the ground in UAE
The boss of Aberdeen-based energy service group Senergy is moving to the Middle East to help to boost its international growth.