Norwegian offshore carriers join forces
Meanwhile, Norwegian business magnate Kjell Inge Røkke is behind yet another offshore development. After a refinancing plan for the dwindling offshore carrier Rem was thwarted, the carrier will now join forces with another Norwegian offshore carrier.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
Two struggling carriers from Norway, Rem Offshore and Solstad Offshore, have decided to join forces in order to strengthen their position in an escalating sector crisis by merging into a carrier with 62 vessels.
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