Valaris Deploys CleanSight® Technology on DS-9 Drillship
Valaris has expanded the deployment of DrillDocs' CleanSight® technology to its DS-9 ultra-deepwater drillship in Angola, following successful validations in Guyana.
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Valaris has expanded the deployment of DrillDocs' CleanSight® technology to its DS-9 ultra-deepwater drillship in Angola, following successful validations in Guyana.
Transocean has received unconditional antitrust approval from Brazil's CADE for its $5.8 billion all-stock acquisition of Valaris, following earlier U.S. Department of Justice clearance. The deal, expected to close in Q4 2026, will create a 73-rig diversified fleet with over $200 million in cost synergies and a $10 billion backlog, positioning the combined company as an offshore drilling industry leader.
Valaris Ltd. (VAL) announced multiple contract awards and extensions totaling approximately $220 million added to its backlog. Key wins include a 300-day offshore drilling contract in Australia worth $50 million, a North Sea plug and abandonment contract valued at $41.5 million, and contract extensions with INEOS, Seatrium, and Eni. These awards are expected to enhance fleet utilization and provide future revenue visibility.