Hyundai Heavy Ind. has started the new year right, reportedly winning new contracts for the offshore market. HHI is said to have snagged a $750 million contract to build an offshore oil facility for Exxon Mobil.
According to the company, it will build and install a floating facility for in Angola by 2005.
Hyundai also won a $160 million offshore facility construction order from China's CACT OG.
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