Seatrium hits $24.4b net order book in 9M 2024

The order book comprises 30 projects.

Seatrium Limited's net order book hit $24.4b in 9M 2024, comprising 30 projects.

Deliveries for these projects will span until 2031.

In 9M, Seatrium delivered three projects, including the fourth new-build jack-up rig for Borr Drilling and a refurbished FPU for Salamanca FPS Infra.

Meanwhile, the group also completed 192 repair and upgrade projects in 9M, with Asia Vision marking the first in a series of four LNG fleet upgrades for Chevron.

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