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Home›Green Marine›Singapore’s Keppel Corp unit in talks with Maersk on possible new rig order
Green Marine

May 10, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Singapore’s Keppel Corp unit in talks with Maersk on possible new rig order

Keppel Corp said its unit Keppel Fels is in talks with Denmark’s AP Moeller-Maersk for the the possibility of supplying Maersk with a semi-submersible drilling rig. ‘We are currently in talks with them (Maersk) for the (potential) design and construction of semi-submersible drilling rig,’ a Keppel C

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Keppel Corp said its unit Keppel Fels is in talks with Denmark’s AP Moeller-Maersk for the the possibility of supplying Maersk with a semi-submersible drilling rig. ‘We are currently in talks with them (Maersk) for the (potential) design and construction of semi-submersible drilling rig,’ a Keppel Corp spokeswoman told XFN-Asia.

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