First time at Houston show for award-winning Bowtech
Fast-expanding north-east oil service company Bowtech Products is exhibiting at OTC for the first time.
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Survival Craft Inspectorate on growth track
North east firm Survival Craft Inspectorate is to create more than 20 jobs and expand its production facility after a 25% rise in demand, the firm said yesterday.
Fast-growing Nessco continues to create jobs through downturn
North-east oil and gas telecommunications company Nessco Group is expecting to double its turnover this year to £34million and add at least 20 people to its fast-growing workforce by the end of 2012.
Apache hopes to shoot seismic on Beryl in the new year
APACHE North Sea said yesterday it was looking to boost staff numbers and find new headquarters.
Wireline Engineering focused on growth
Wireline and well-intervention technology specialist Wireline Engineering is targeting an increase in staff numbers and turnover this year.
RTH Lubbers on Granite City growth drive
THE managing director of RTH Lubbers UK International Transport is predicting that the firm could see its Aberdeen turnover and staff numbers double within two to three years. Tony Tailford said the Dutch-owned oil and gas equipment transport specialist had opened in the Granite City 10 years ago, but even three years ago had a staff of just 10.
Aberdeen supply-chain outfit opens Stavanger office
GLOBAL Supply Chain Solutions of Aberdeen has opened new offices in Stavanger, Norway.
Ferguson clinches Australian contracts
FERGUSON Group of Inverurie announced yesterday its biggest contract wins to date in Australia.
£3.25million headquarters in Aberdeen give Cut the edge
Cutting Underwater Technologies (Cut), a specialist cutting services provider to the decommissioning and abandonment industry, has invested £3.25million in new UK headquarters in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen group on brink of major success
ABERDEEN-BASED oilfield technology company Brinker is forecasting a big surge in turnover and staff numbers in the next three years.