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HAL Acquires Optime Subsea to Enhance Technology Offerings

December 30, 2024 - 18:29

HAL Acquires Optime Subsea to Enhance Technology Offerings

In a strategic move to bolster its technological capabilities, Halliburton has announced the acquisition of Optime Subsea, a prominent offshore technology provider. This acquisition aims to integrate Optime Subsea's innovative umbilical-less technology, which is designed to optimize subsea operations and reduce costs for clients in the oil and gas industry.

The integration of Optime Subsea's technology is expected to enhance Halliburton’s service offerings, providing clients with more efficient solutions for subsea projects. By eliminating the need for traditional umbilicals, the technology allows for greater flexibility and reliability in underwater operations.

With this acquisition, Halliburton is not only expanding its technological portfolio but also gaining access to new markets globally. The move is anticipated to strengthen Halliburton's position in the competitive offshore sector, enabling it to better meet the evolving needs of its customers. This acquisition reflects Halliburton's commitment to innovation and its strategy to lead in the energy sector.


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