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AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR competitors & alternatives

0IPTOil & GasNorway

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR among oil & gas companies — ranked by similarity to what AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR actually does, not by market-cap band.

$357.4MMarket cap
9Employees
12Competitors listed

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About AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR

Akastor ASA operates as an investment company with a focus on the oilfield services industry. The firm delivers specialized vessel-supported subsea well construction and intervention solutions to the oil and gas sector. Its extensive range of services also encompasses well design and drilling project management, along with reservoir and field management. Additionally, Akastor provides rig procurement, bespoke training, software development, technical manpower, and expert consultancy for wells and reservoirs. The company's assets include a fleet of five offshore vessels. Established in 1841, Akastor ASA is headquartered in Bærum, Norway.

AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR at a glance

AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR is an oil & gas company headquartered in Norway. It is publicly listed (0IPT) with a market capitalisation of $357.4M. Xcout tracks 5 named people at AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR, including Frank O. Reite (Chairperson of the Board).

AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR leadership

  • Frank O. ReiteChairperson of the Board
  • Lone Fønss SchrøderDeputy Chair
  • Eva SagemoDirector
  • Luis Antonio G. AraujoDirector
  • Svein Oskar StoknesDirector

Top 12 AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR competitors

Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to AKASTOR ASA AKASTOR by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.

ANTON OILFIELD03337 · Oil & Gas ServicesBeijing, China
65% matchPublic

Oil & Gas Services

Anton Oilfield Services Group, an investment holding company, operates as an integrated oilfield technology services company in the People’s Republic of China, Iraq, and internationally. It operates through four segments: Oilfield Technical Services, Oilfield Management Services, Drilling Rig Services, and Inspection Services. The company offers inspection and repair, intelligent monitoring, and digital and intelligent management services of various equipment and facilities for the operation of customers’ oil and gas field equipment, facilities, and assets; turnkey management services, including reservoir support, operation management, production operation, logistics, and third-party service provider management, as well as health, safety, and environment services; capacity construction; oilfield development management; and oilfield operation and maintenance services, such as engineering contracting, commissioning, and operation and maintenance management of oil and gas field surface equipment and facilities, and ancillary utility equipment and facilities. It also provides geological, drilling, well completion, and stimulation technology services, as well as asset leasing services; and drilling and workover services that require rigs. In addition, the company leases drilling rigs and rods. Anton Oilfield Services Group was founded in 1999 and is based in Beijing, China.

Market cap$271.9M
Employees6,792
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China Oilfield Services Limited601808 · Oil & GasSanhe, China
64% matchPublic

Similar oil & gas company

China Oilfield Services Limited (COSL), based in Sanhe, China, operates as a global provider of comprehensive offshore oilfield services, catering to both the domestic Chinese market and international clients. This enterprise, a subsidiary of China National Offshore Oil Corporation, is also involved in the issuance of bonds. COSL's extensive operations are structured into four key business segments: 1. Drilling Services: This division supplies a diverse array of drilling solutions, utilizing various rig types such as jack-up, semi-submersible, modular, and land-based rigs. Complementary services include the installation of casing and tubing, as well as pipe inspection and repair. The segment's significant assets comprise 36 jack-up rigs, 12 semi-submersible rigs, and 6 modular rigs. 2. Well Services: Encompassing both onshore and offshore environments, this segment delivers a broad spectrum of specialized well interventions. These include logging, managing drilling and completion fluids, directional drilling, cementing operations, well completion and workover, stimulation techniques, and optimization strategies for oilfield production. 3. Marine Support Services: Offering crucial logistical and operational assistance, this segment's activities span anchor handling, towing of drilling rigs and engineering barges, oil transportation, offshore supply, standby duties, emergency response (firefighting, rescue, and oil spill support), and various other maritime support functions. Its substantial fleet consists of approximately 130 vessels, including anchor-handling tug/supply vessels, platform supply vessels, multi-purpose vessels, barges, and shuttle-tankers. 4. Geophysical Acquisition and Surveying Services: Dedicated to subsurface exploration, this segment conducts marine seismic data acquisition, offshore geological surveying, seismic data processing and interpretation, and underwater engineering. Its specialized equipment includes 6 seismic vessels, 2 ocean bottom cable teams, and 5 engineering surveying vessels.

Market cap$6.9B
Employees15,533
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