Going global: EMAS AMC clinches US$110 million in contracts from around the world

It’s doing Ezra Holdings proud.

Offshore company Ezra Holdings announced that its subsea services division, EMAS AMC, has been awarded several projects around the world worth close to US$110 million, including options.

In a media release, Ezra says that the scope of work for the projects include the transport and installation of subsea structures in Africa, inspection, maintenance and repair work in the Gulf of Mexico, as well as support services for a deepwater project with an oil major in the Asia Pacific.

“This comes on the back of successive operationally profitable quarters and as our extensive global client base is steadily endorsing our subsea capabilities, I am confident that EMAS AMC’s business will continue to grow in terms of contract value and project complexity in the coming years,” says Lionel Lee, Ezra Group’s CEO and managing director.

Here’s more from Ezra Holdings:

The Group recently announced that its 9MFY14 revenue had crossed the US$1 billion mark due to EMAS AMC’s strong operational performance, which in turn had boosted its contribution to overall revenue with an additional US$200.6 million compared with the same period last year.

EMAS AMC is a global EPCIC service provider of comprehensive subsea-to-surface solutions
for the offshore oil and gas industry, especially in the SURF and Subsea Tie-Back sector.

Primary business offerings include subsea installation of rigid and flexible pipelines, platforms, umbilical and power cables, FPSO/floater and mooring installations.

EMAS Energy provides well intervention and drilling services both onshore and offshore, offering fully integrated solutions that combine its marine assets with state-of-the-art intervention equipment and services.

EMAS Marine manages and operates a young, versatile fleet of advanced offshore support vessels, offering an extensive range of maritime services that cater to the client’s needs throughout a field’s life cycle.

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