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Home›Fossil Energy›James Fisher boosts presence in Middle East
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September 4, 2018 · about 8 years ago

James Fisher boosts presence in Middle East

James Fisher and Sons is adding further subsea-focused capabilities in the Middle East to support the fast-growing oil and gas market in that region.

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Marine and oil and gas services provider James Fisher and Sons is adding further subsea-focused capabilities in the Middle East to support the fast-growing oil and gas market in that region.

The company said on Tuesday it is deploying a range of additional capabilities, including dedicated specialist equipment to support offshore construction, IRM and decommissioning services.

This combined regional capability will provide total subsea engineering solutions that draw upon James Fisher’s regional networks and operational expertise, the company added.

Fergus Graham , executive director at James Fisher and Sons, explained: “We’re boosting our presence in the Middle East to support customers with local expertise and extra resources that will be dedicated to regional operations.”

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