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June 9, 2010 · about 16 years ago

GOM Jackup Count Continues Downward

Since 2000, the overall U.S. Gulf of Mexico jackup rig count has trended downward. Some improvement in pricing and demand has been seen recently in this market, but overall demand and utilization remains down considerably from a decade ago.

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Since 2000, the overall U.S. Gulf of Mexico jackup rig count has trended downward. Some improvement in pricing and demand has been seen recently in this market, but overall demand and utilization remains down considerably from a decade ago.

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