Transocean defers payment of USD 400 million and postpones delivery of two drillships

US-based drilling rig operator Transocean has struck a deal with shipyard to postpone the delivery of two new ultra-deepwater drillships, thereby deferring payments of USD 400 million.
Photo: PR/Transocean
Photo: PR/Transocean

Drillng rig operator Transocean has struck a deal with Singapore-based Jurong Shipyard to delay the delivery of two ultra-deepwater drillships. This allows Transocean to defer payments of USD 400 million, according to a press release.

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