Drydocks World has launched the 5,000-tonne floating crane Alnokhada, shifting the project into outfitting ahead of commissioning in Q1 2026. Built by ZPMC Offshore, the crane features 5,000-tonne and 600-tonne hooks for complex offshore, industrial and energy projects.
Petrobras is likely to delay awarding up to four Buzios drilling contracts into 2026 as it reassesses reservoir data and contractors update proposals, amid a softening global deepwater rig market.
ADES has completed its merger with Shelf Drilling, forming a combined offshore drilling company with more than 80 jack-ups and a $9.45 billion backlog as of June 2025.
Inchcape opened a Geoje office, expanding its Korean network to three locations and supporting offshore, naval and shipbuilding projects across 23 ports.
DeepOcean has been awarded a subsea tie-back scope on the UK continental shelf, covering riser, flowline and umbilical installation, protection tasks and final commissioning activities.
IMI and ARO Drilling have signed a deal to build the offshore jack-up rig Kingdom 4 at Ras Al-Khair, part of Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 initiatives.
Synergy Ship Arabia assumes management of five Jana jack-up barges supporting ARAMCO’s offshore operations under Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030.
Prosafe confirmed that Ithaca Energy exercised a two-week option for the Safe Caledonia at the Captain field, keeping the TAMS semi-submersible ASV in service until mid-December 2025.
Hanwha strengthens its position in the U.S. shipbuilding industry by appointing retired Rear Admiral Tom Anderson as President of its U.S. Shipbuilding Division.
