Subsea 7
| Subsea 7 SA
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|---|---|
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| legal form | Société anonyme |
| ISIN | LU0075646355 |
| founding | 2002 |
| Seat |
Hammersmith , London , United Kingdom
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| management | Kristian Siem ( Chairman ) , Jean Cahuzac ( CEO ) |
| sales | 6,870,000,000 US dollars (2014) |
| Branch | Offshore service provider |
| Website | www.subsea7.com |
| As of December 31, 2014 | |
Subsea 7 is a global engineering and construction company with operating headquarters in Hammersmith , London , United Kingdom , registered in Luxembourg . The company is primarily active in the oil and gas industries (suppliers, installation). Subsea 7 is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange in the OBX financial index.
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The largest shareholder is Siem Industries with 39% . More than 14,000 people are employed at Subsea 7 worldwide (as of 2013). In 2012 it had sales of $ 6.29 billion. Subsea 7 has a fleet of over 40 special ships, among other things for laying pipelines and installing underwater structures. The fleet is supported for underwater work with over 175 ROVs .
The company is divided into four operational areas. North Sea, Canada; Africa, Gulf of Mexico, Mediterranean Sea; Brazil; Asia and Middle East.
history
Subsea 7 is the result of several mergers between DSND , Halliburton Subsea , Subsea Offshore , Rockwater . In January 2011, Acergy SA and Subsea 7 Inc. merged to form Subsea 7 SA
Subsea 7 has been listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange since August 2005.
Acergy
Acergy was founded in 1970 under the name Stolt Nielsen Seaway as part of the Stolt-Nielsen shipping company in Haugesund (Norway) and in the early 1970s offered diving vehicles and divers for exploring the North Sea . In 1989 the company expanded to Aberdeen (United Kingdom) and in 1992 acquired Comex Services , a French diving and construction company. The company expanded further in the 1990s and currently has locations in Stavanger (Norway), Aberdeen (United Kingdom), Suresnes Cedex, ( France ), Houston (United States), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) and Singapore .
In 1997, the company won its first major deep-sea contract on the coast of West Africa , which was followed by the acquisition of Ceanic Corporation (Houston, USA) and the French pipeline technology specialist ETPM. They also took over 49% of the Danish company NKT Flexibles .
In 2000 the company name (company) changed to Stolt Offshore , but the rapid expansion and poor project management resulted in greater losses. In 2003 a new management team started a reorganization. In 2005, the parent company sold the company, which then went public. On March 1, 2006 the company switched to Acergy.
Subsea 7 ships (selection)
- Pipelayer and floating crane Seven Borealis
- Work ship and pipelayer Seven Phoenix
