SembCorp Marine has bagged a $220m contract for a jack-up rig from Egyptian Drilling Co, bringing its orders this month to over $1bn.
The Baker Marine Pacific Class 375 Deep Drilling will be built by SembCorp Marine’s PPL Shipyard and is due for delivery in mid-2010.
It is the second jack-up that the joint venture between Egyptian General Petroleum
Corp and the AP Moller – Maersk has ordered at PPL.
With the latest order, SembCorp Marine has won over $1bn in new orders so far this month.
Earlier in July, Jurong Shipyard in Singapore signed a contract to build a $565m semi-submersible rig for Atwood Oceanics for delivery in 2012.
Another Singapore-based unit SMOE bagged a $400m contract from Maersk Oil & Gas to build an HBD Platform to be deployed in the North Sea.
The Baker Marine Pacific Class 375 Deep Drilling will be built by SembCorp Marine’s PPL Shipyard and is due for delivery in mid-2010.
It is the second jack-up that the joint venture between Egyptian General Petroleum
Corp and the AP Moller – Maersk has ordered at PPL.
With the latest order, SembCorp Marine has won over $1bn in new orders so far this month.
Earlier in July, Jurong Shipyard in Singapore signed a contract to build a $565m semi-submersible rig for Atwood Oceanics for delivery in 2012.
Another Singapore-based unit SMOE bagged a $400m contract from Maersk Oil & Gas to build an HBD Platform to be deployed in the North Sea.