James Fisher & Sons acquires Return to Scene Ltd
3rd Jun 2016 12:15
(ShareCast News) - James Fisher & Sons has acquired SeaEnergy-subsidiary Return to Scene Ltd (R2S) for £1.9m. It said further consideration of £0.1m was payable should R2S win certain contracts before 31 December. R2S provides visual asset management photographic capture services, digital media serv
Read moreSeaEnergy slumps as interim loss widens, warns over full year
16th Sep 2015 09:36
(ShareCast News) - SeaEnergy's first-half pre-tax loss widened as revenue fell and the company said it won't meet its full-year-expectations. The energy services group made a pre-tax loss of £2.9m for the six months ended 30 June, which was significantly wider than the £105,000 loss in the same peri
Read moreSeaEnergy's maiden results to be hurt by drop in oil prices
2nd Jun 2015 11:40
Shares in SeaEnergy plunged on Tuesday as the continuing drop in oil prices hurt activity levels in its oil and gas services sector, with project delays affecting full-year revenues. As a result, the energy group said it does not expect to achieve the previous forecast turnover for the year. The oi
Read moreSector movers: Electricity stocks lose their spark as SSE warns on profits
12th Nov 2014 14:32
Electricity stocks declined on Wednesday after British energy company SSE warned that profits would not grow this year after "a challenging business environment" in the first half. SSE, which provides gas, electricity and telecoms services, said adjusted earnings per share (EPS) for the year ending
Read moreSeaEnergy gives positive outlook after solid third quarter
6th Nov 2014 14:21
Offshore energy service provider, SeaEnergy, released a well-received trading update on Thursday, outlining growth across the business in the third quarter. SeaEnergy's R2S Visual Asset Management technology in particular achieved strong results for the period. The division reported a record turnove
Read moreSeaEnergy wins two further ship management contracts
8th Aug 2014 10:38
SaeEnergy's recently established joint venture GOSeaEnergy has secured two further ship management contracts. The new deal will see the joint venture take over management of the Go Pegasus DP2 anchor handler, managed by Singapore-based Otto Marine, and the Go Electra DP2 multi-purpose support vesse
Read morePetroceltic board stocks up after placing approved
27th Jun 2014 16:34
The board members of oil and gas company Petroceltic International has purchased a round of shares at 157p each following the placing announced last month, the second tranche of which was approved on Thursday at an extraordinary general meeting. The largest deals were carried out by Chief Executiv
Read moreSeaEnergy secures $1m contract with Petróleos Mexicanos
18th Jun 2014 07:17
Offshore energy group SeaEnergy announced its subsidiary Return To Scene has secured a contract for its R2S visual asset management system with Petróleos Mexicanos for $1m. The contract, which was won following a competitive public international process, will see the group complete the spherical ph
Read moreSeaEnergy agrees shipping management joint venture
11th Jun 2014 09:49
AIM-listed offshore energy group SeaEnergy has entered into a joint venture with Singapore-based shipping company Go Offshore (GO) to manage GO's vessels in the UK adn Europe. Via its subsidiary SeaEnergy Ship Management (SEASM), the group will own a 51% stake in the venture which will manage GO's
Read moreSeaEnergy wins ship management contract
21st May 2014 11:20
SeaEnergy's recently established subsidiary SeaEnergy Ship Management has won a ship management contract for its first vessel from SEASM. The offshore services specialist will receive a subsea support vessel, MV Surf Ranger, formerly the MV Seisranger, which was recently acquired by Otto Marine's s
Read moreSector movers: Electricity, utility stocks gain as risk appetite falls
7th Apr 2014 15:27
Just two sectors - electricity and utilities - were trading in positive territory on Monday as investors sought out 'safer' defensive stocks in the face of a wider market sell-off. Defensives sectors are those which have a low correlation to economic activity and generally perform well in times of
Read moreSeaEnergy's newly acquired Return to Scene business hits revenue targets
4th Feb 2013 11:27
SeaEnergy will pay a further 500,000 pounds to the owners of newly acquired energy services business Return to Scene (R2S) after the company met revenue targets ahead of schedule. The offshore services specialist said the integration of R2S has progressed well since it was purchased in August for
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