EMGS announced today that it has executed an option and signed a contract for chartering a second custom-built vessel to carry out the company's proprietary Seabed Logging operations for oil and gas exploration companies worldwide. The charter is for 5-years plus options.
The vessel - the sixth to join the fleet - has been ordered from the Norwegian Taubåtkompaniet/BOA group and will be built at the Fosen Mekaniske Verksteder (FMV) shipyard, north of
EMGS has plans to expand its capacity further, as a larger fleet will enable it to boost overall fleet utilization.
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