Gulf Marine Services PLC - Abu Dhabi-based provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels for the offshore energy sector - Announces a new long-term contract, in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, for one of its support vessels spanning five years with an option to extend. The contract takes the company's backlog to USD464 million. Read More
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Gulf Marine Services PLC - Abu Dhabi-based provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels for offshore oil, gas and renewable energy projects - Seafox International Ltd trims its stake in Gulf Marine Services. Seafox sells 51.1 million shares, a 4.8% stake, for GBP8.7 million. The stake was sold in a placing. Following the disposal, it owns just under a 24% stake in GMS. Read More
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Gulf Marine Services PLC - Abu Dhabi-based provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels for offshore oil, gas and renewable energy projects - Signs second phase of four-year contract announced in March. The contract with an unnamed customer is for one of GMS's vessels operating in the Middle East. Says order backlog now totals USD431.2 million. Read More
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(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC on Thursday reported double-digit earnings growth in 2023, and it set out its lofty 2024 guidance. Read More
(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC said it has signed the first of a two phase, four-year, contract for one of its vessels operating in the Middle East. Read More
(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC on Wednesday said it extended a contract for one of its vessels which is currently operating in the Middle East, alongside receiving a letter of award for a separate vessel in the region. Read More
(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC on Wednesday updated its guidance for 2023, saying it now expects to report higher earnings than originally expected. Read More
Gulf Marine Services PLC - Provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels for the offshore oil, gas, and renewables sectors - Announces contract extension for one small class vessel and a new contract for another small class vessel. Says that both the extension and the new contract are for vessels in the Gulf Cooperation Council. The contract extension, surpassing the initially issued duration, is for a period of an additional 176 days. The new contract is for a total duration of 210 days. Read More
Gulf Marine Services PLC - London-based provider of self-propelled and self-elevating support vessels, to customers in the oil, gas, and renewables sectors - Lifts annual outlook. Now expects earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation in the range of USD83 million to USD86 million for 2023, lifted from its previous USD77 million to USD85 million outlook. "Given significant improvement in backlog visibility and market outlook evidenced in the recently announced contract awards, alongside future opportunities we're bidding for, we are confident to increase our market guidance for 2023 and to provide an even higher initial guidance for 2024," it says. For 2024, it predicts an Ebitda in the range of USD87 million to USD95 million. Read More
(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC shares rose on Wednesday, after it announced two contract extensions and one new deal. Read More
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(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC on Monday said it won two contract extensions in the Gulf Cooperation Council region, which it said reflected "highly favourable" market and the quality of its fleets. Read More
Gulf Marine Services PLC - United Arab Emirates-based lift boat company - Notes that 45% of shares cast at AGM vote against the re-appointment of Chair Mansour Al Alami as director of company. Further, 49% shares cast vote against authorising the allotment of shares and over 50% of shares cast vote against disapplying pre-emption rights in connection with a rights issue. The special resolution regarding the disapplication of pre-emption rights is the only one resolution that does not pass. It needed 75% approval. Read More
(Alliance News) - Gulf Marine Services PLC on Monday said revenue was up in 2022, boosted by higher vessel rates, as it expects continued improvement on day rates in 2023. Read More
Gulf Marine Services PLC - provides self‐propelled, self‐elevating support vessels for the offshore oil, gas and renewables industries - Announces award of two new contracts for one of its small class vessels in the Gulf Cooperation Council region. Says the daily rates secured for these contracts reflect strong demand for our vessels. The first contract will begin at the end of the first quarter, while the second contract will begin at the start of the third quarter. Says both contracts will span a cumulative period of 272 days. Read More
Gulf Marine Services PLC - provides self‐propelled, self‐elevating support vessels for offshore oil, gas and renewables industries - Signs contract to provide support for the construction and development of a major offshore wind farm in France. Contract is due to complete in the first quarter of 2023. Executive Chair Mansour Al Alami says: "We are pleased to be awarded this contract, which is a further reflection of the strong demand for our vessels. This contract also reflects our long-term commitment to the renewable energy sector, as earlier announcements confirmed our commitment towards the oil and gas sector." Read More