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Saipem
Every Vessel Hunter story on Saipem: 8 stories, from 1 July 2026 to 7 September 2026. Newest: "North Sea PSV Spot Rates Pass £30,000 as Six Vessels Go on Project Work". Each story links to the ships and ports it names, so a name in the text opens the record behind it.
North Sea PSV Spot Rates Pass £30,000 as Six Vessels Go on Project Work
Rates for North Sea platform supply vessels have risen sharply on a supply shortage, with spot fixtures above £30,000 in the UK sector and NKr300,000 in Norway.
Brussels Stops the Clock on the Saipem and Subsea7 Phase II Merger Review
The European Commission has suspended its in-depth investigation into the Saipem and Subsea7 merger while it waits for further information, pushing the timetable towards 2027.
Saipem wins around $2bn FPSO contract off Indonesia
Saipem has won an EPCI contract worth around $2bn for an FPSO at Eni's Kutei North Hub development off East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
Four Competition Regulators Examine The Saipem And Subsea7 Merger
The proposed merger of Saipem and Subsea7 is being examined by four competition authorities across three continents, with the European Commission running an in-depth investigation.
Saipem And Subsea 7 Merger Clears United States Antitrust Review
Saipem has confirmed that all applicable waiting periods under United States antitrust legislation have expired in connection with its proposed merger with Subsea 7, allowing the parties to close the transaction in the United States.
Saipem wins $930m of Eni work led by Ivory Coast deepwater project
Saipem has secured contracts worth approximately 930 million dollars, or around 800 million euros, from Eni, with the largest element covering the third phase of the Baleine development offshore Ivory Coast.
Brussels prepares full antitrust probe into Saipem-Subsea7 merger
The European Commission is expected to open an in-depth antitrust investigation into the proposed merger of offshore services groups Saipem and Subsea7.
ADES acquires Saipem's Saudi drilling business in $285m deal
Saudi driller ADES has agreed to acquire Saipem's Saudi subsidiary and its five jackup rigs for $285m, expanding its fleet to 88 units and entering the Mexican market.
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