New Business Wins for Expro in Middle East, North Africa
Expro is celebrating a continual increase of activity across its Middle East & North Africa region, with contract awards and extensions totaling more than US $40 million.
New contract wins across the Middle East utilize a range of Expro's market-leading services and products, including several downhole video projects.
Operational activity in Saudi Arabia also continues at elevated levels and is expected to remain so with plans to increase the number of wells to be drilled in 2010. This has already seen a $12 million extension to Expro's existing contract in the Kingdom for well testing. Further extensions have also been awarded in Egypt, as well as a number of new well testing contracts.
In Algeria, Expro has secured a major contract including well testing, slickline and Memory Production Logging Tool work, as well as seeing an increase in demand for wireline and sampling services.
Nigel Meany, Expro's director for the MENA region, said, "Our performance over the past few months has been achieved by virtue of our experienced employees, their dedication and a commitment to meeting our customers' expectations.
"We look forward to continuing this success and winning new business through innovative ideas, excellent customer relationships and through expansion of our product line portfolios in the region."
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