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Seatrium New Energy Successfully Delivers Second Jackup

Seatrium New Energy Successfully Delivers Second Jackup Rig Novated by Borr Drilling to ADNOC Drilling Singapore, 22 August, 2023 – Seatrium New Energy (a member of Seatrium

Borr Drilling''s Fleet Nears Full Utilization with Over $129 Million in

Borr Drilling has significantly strengthened its contract backlog with new commitments for four premium jack-up rigs, bringing 23 of its 24 rigs under contract and

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These include, but are not limited to, changes to commencement dates, contract duration, earned day rates, locations and other contractual terms; risks relating to the delivery of drilling rigs

Borr Drilling Buys Transocean''s Jackup Fleet

Borr (formerly Magni Drilling) was created to take advantage of distressed asset pricing during the offshore downturn, and it has already

Borr Drilling Limited Fleet Status Report Q4-24

These include, but are not limited to, changes to commencement dates, contract duration, earned day rates, locations and other contractual terms; risks relating to the delivery of drilling rigs

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These include, but are not limited to, changes to commencement dates, contract duration, earned day rates, locations and other contractual terms; risks relating to the delivery of drilling rigs

Borr Drilling issues fleet update | Offshore

Borr Drilling Ltd. recently announced new contract commitments for three of its premium jack-up rigs and additional fleet updates. The contractor says that it: Secured new

Borr Drilling secures new contracts for three jack-up rigs and

In April last year, Borr Drilling secured three new contracts worth $158.6m for its jack-up rigs, including Prospector 1 and Gunnlod, for operations in the North Sea, South East

What''s happening with Borr Drilling''s rigs?

Encouraged by the ongoing upcycle in the offshore drilling market and strong jack-up demand, Borr Drilling recently confirmed that it was engaged in active discussions with

Borr Drilling Limited Q1-24 Fleet Status Report

- Rigs provided by Borr Drilling through a bareboat charter arrangement and services provided by our Mexican Joint Venture or by Borr Drilling, with ultimate customer being PEMEX

Borr Drilling''s rig quartet scores multimillion-dollar gigs

Borr Drilling, an offshore drilling player, has secured a batch of deals for four jack-up rigs in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and North America.

Borr Drilling (BORR) Company Profile, History, Products & Services

The company owns approximately 22 rigs with an additional two jack-up rigs. Its rigs include Skald, Groa, Idun, Thor, Norve, Gerd, Natt, Ran, Odin, Gersemi, Grid, Galar, Njord,

Borr Drilling''s Vali Jackup Secures Maiden Contract

Borr Drilling has announced that its 400-ft jackup rig Vali will begin its first contract with Libya''s Mellitah Oil & Gas. This confirmation comes after the contract was

Four Jack-Up Drilling Rig Deals Set to Bring In $129M for Borr Drilling

Offshore drilling contractor Borr Drilling has singed new contract commitments for four of its premium jack-up rigs, which are set for deployment in the Middle East, Southeast

Borr Drilling Limited Fleet Status Report Q3 2021

This fleet status report provides an overview of Borr Drilling''s rig fleet as of November 5th, 2021. It details new contracts signed for the Gerd, Gunnlod,

(Idea) Offshore Names

The Borr bull thesis starts with the fact that jackups are the least discretionary drilling rigs used by large oil companies for offshore drilling. Their demand is therefore more

Borr Drilling Fleet | Modern and Youngest Fleet in the Industry

Discover Borr Drilling''s fleet, showcasing our global presence with advanced jackup rigs designed for safety and efficiency in diverse markets.

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The Company''s LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) number is 213800J2JPCTXLHQ5R78. Borr Drilling Limited was listed on OSE on 30 August 2017 under ticker "BDRILL" and currently trades

(Idea) Offshore Names

Borr Drilling (BORR) owns a fleet of 24 jackup rigs. Jackups rest on the seabed and operate in shallow water at depths up to 500 feet. Jackups are smaller, less capital