Prioritise APAC fabrication and vessel allocations for EPC projects

The addition of Main Lode and Pinnacles gives BHM three ore sources feeding the Rasp processing plant, alongside the Western Min operation

The addition of Main Lode and Pinnacles gives BHM three ore sources feeding the Rasp processing plant, alongside the Western Min operation. Both deposits contain significantly higher silver, lead and zinc grades, as well as gold and copper credits, which the company expects will drive further production growth as mining ramps up

com Broken Hill Mines (BHM) has delivered improved results across its core silver, lead and zinc production and financial metrics, as the company aims for a 750,000 tonne per annum capacity from multiple new ore sources at its Rasp Mine

The financial terms have not been disclosed. “This acquisition supports our strategy of providing customers with integrated Advanced Technological Service solutions that combine robotics, sensing, engineering expertise and intelligent data provisions,” said Chris Yoxall, CEO Realization at Rosenxt

business, acquired Houston-based Zupt, a provider of subsea metrology, advanced 3D subsea inspection, offshore survey engineering, and technologies supporting renewable offshore installations. Source: Rosenxt Rosenxt Holding USA’s acquisition of the 2005-founded company is said to complement the group’s existing subsea and offshore capabilities with advanced navigation, positioning and autonomy technologies, as well as expand the operational footprint and customer network in North America

S. business, acquired Houston-based Zupt, a provider of subsea metrology, advanced 3D subsea inspection, offshore survey engineering, and technologies supporting renewable offshore installations

The company’s four-point mooring geotechnical vessel Keyfield Itqan will be the primary vessel used for the execution, including an option for a newly commissioned DP2 vessel

Home Subsea Local company to carry out soil investigations for Malaysian CCS developments July 30, 2026, by Malaysian offshore soil investigation and geotechnical engineering services company Helms Geomarine has been selected to support Petronas’ carbon capture and storage (CCS) developments in Malaysia. The contract, announced at the end of June, was awarded by PETRONAS CCS Solutions (PCCSS) for an initial period of three years, with an option to extend for a further two years

HELMS shall provide offshore drilling and sampling, downhole CPTu testing, laboratory testing, pile capacity and jack-up assessments, drivability analysis, and geotechnical reporting to support engineering design and project execution. The company’s four-point mooring geotechnical vessel Keyfield Itqan will be the primary vessel used for the execution, including an option for a newly commissioned DP2 vessel

The first steel cutting ceremony for the Greater PAJ FPSO topside process modules was held at Haiyang CIMC Raffles’ Haiyang yard in China, marking the start of the topside construction phase

The concept consists of 17 wells connected to a new FPSO vessel with a nameplate capacity of 95,000 barrels of oil per day and a gas export capacity of 70 million standard cubic feet of gas per day, which will be delivered to Angola LNG (ALNG) plant via a new gas export line that will be tied-in to the existing Block 31 gas export network

The development brings together five offshore fields across two blocks, Palas, Astraea and Juno in Block 31 and Urano and Dione in Block 31/21. The first steel cutting ceremony for the Greater PAJ FPSO topside process modules was held at Haiyang CIMC Raffles’ Haiyang yard in China, marking the start of the topside construction phase