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Home›Business & Finance›Reef Subsea Re-Organizes into Three Independent Businesses
Business & Finance

April 23, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Reef Subsea Re-Organizes into Three Independent Businesses

Reef Subsea has announced a re-organization to create three independent companies: Reef Subsea, X-Subsea and Technocean Subsea, all with separate management and independent strategies. The existing senior management will continue to lead the three new entities, delivering consistent expertise in the

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Reef Subsea has announced a re-organization to create three independent companies: Reef Subsea, X-Subsea and Technocean Subsea, all with separate management and independent strategies.

The existing senior management will continue to lead the three new entities, delivering consistent expertise in the niche markets.

Reef Subsea, to be headquartered in Thornaby, north-east England, will continue to specialise in the laying and burial services of subsea cables to all energy industries under the leadership of CEO Duncan MacPherson.

X-Subsea, which will replace Reef Subsea Dredging and Excavation brand, is headquartered in Houston, US. With operations in UK, Norway, Singapore and the Middle East, X-Subsea will continue to focus on precision dredging and excavation led by Managing Director Jason Miller.

Technocean Subsea, headquartered in Bergen, managed by Managing Director Arne Riple, will replace the Reef Subsea Integrated Projects brand to focus on subsea IMR and construction and build on its success and growth in North Sea and West Africa.

Reef Subsea is majority owned by HitecVision following the buy-out of Rieber Shipping’s shares in early 2014.

Press release, April 23, 2014; Image: Reef Subsea

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