Energy transition ‘unicorn factory’ launches in Aberdeen
The co-founder of subsea robotics firm ROVOP is set to launch a 'unicorn factory' in Aberdeen focused on accelerating the UK energy transition.
The co-founder of subsea robotics firm ROVOP is set to launch a 'unicorn factory' in Aberdeen focused on accelerating the UK energy transition.
The group owned by US billionaire Gary Chouest has bought up Aberdeen-headquartered ROVOP, a specialist in remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
ROV specialist ROVOP has announced a three-year team up with Aberdeen-based Boskalis Subsea Services.
Aberdeen-headquartered subsea firm ROVOP and offshore contractor Boskalis Subsea Services have announced a global partnership agreement.
Steven Gray, founder and former chief executive of Aberdeen-based ROV firm ROVOP, has been named chairman of robotics company HonuWorx.
ROVOP global revenues increase by 31%, with EBITDA up 57% to £11m.
Gilmartin said the contract was a “real milestone” that “reflects our strategic approach to breaking into the field support ROV market”.
Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Westhill, on the outskirts of Aberdeen, Rovop employs over 250 people globally.
Subsea robotics firm Rovop is readying for an “extremely positive” future after delivering a solid set of 2021/22 financials.
Private equity firm Bluewater has taken full ownership of Aberdeenshire subsea robotics company Rovop.
Remotely operated vehicle (ROV) specialist Rovop is forecasting continued growth after a “strong performance” this year.
Subsea service firm Rovop said it is on a “strong growth trajectory” after securing contracts valued at £25million in the last six months.
One of the conundrums of the pandemic has been how the M&A market has carried on apace, and indeed in some parts of the economy it is very active.
Technology never stands still. In the almost 40 years that we’ve been extracting oil and gas from the North Sea, technology has constantly evolved to solve increasingly complex challenges.
A ROVOP worker ran the virtual London Marathon from the Moray Firth to raise funds for an Aberdeen social care charity.
Subsea service firm Rovop said yesterday it was well-positioned, despite challenging trading conditions, to invest in and secure future growth as the market recovers.
Investors in subsea service firm Rovop have pumped millions of pounds more into the business and installed a new CEO.
An Aberdeen oil boss has said he is “excited” after making the decision to trade up his 20-year energy career for his passion for teaching.
On the face of it, the UK-based subsea sector appears to be faring reasonably well. This is despite lingering impacts from the 2014-17 oil and gas slump, mounting pressures from the climate change crisis and major geopolitical forces at work.
A former Aberdeen energy service firm boss has found a new job south of the border.
Subsea robotics company Rovop is supporting two teams from St Margaret’s School for Girls in Aberdeen in the First Lego League.
A subsea conference set to take place in Aberdeen next week has said it will have a focus on the latest developments in the "evolving" underwater robotics technology.
There is a new boss at the helm of Scottish subsea robotics company Rovop today following a sudden change at the top.
A Subsea UK conference due to be held in Aberdeen later this year will focus on underwater robotic technology.
North-east underwater robotics firm Rovop has significantly reduced its losses over the last 12 months as it looks to expand the business in Europe.