Scana Merges with PSW Group
Norwegian equipment and service supplier Scana ASA said it is merging with Bergen-based PSW Group, a player in electrification and shore power as well as a major supplier of products and services to the offshore and maritime industries. Together, the Norwegian companies aim to create a leading global service provider for maritime's green shift.“The entire maritime industry is in transition to more sustainable operations. Our goal is to create a partner for this green shift, both in shipping…
Thrane & Thrane to Breach Agreement With Nera
Nera ASA has been informed that Thrane & Thrane will not close the agreement relating to the sale of the Nera SatCom AS. Based on this, Nera has considered taking legal action. Nera CEO Bjorn Ove Skjeie said: “Nera’s percetion is that this is regarded as a clear breach of agreement. Skjeie regrets that the planned merger will not be carried through, as this would have been a good industrial solution. Nera SatCom will now continue as a wholly owned Nera Group company.
Kongsberg to Sell Fire and Safety Unit
Autronica Fire & Safety AS, a subsidiary of KIDDE plc. has an operating revenue of MNOK 85 and 25 employees. slightly to Kongsberg's profit for the year. Autronica", comments Torfinn Kildal, president, Kongsberg Maritime. they do best. cargo monitoring and sensors for maritime purposes. of the UK.
Aker Maritime Sale Plans Halted
Aker RGI has halted plans to sell offshore supply company Aker Maritime ASA, of which it holds 63 percent, according to company officials. The talks relating to a possible sale have ended, officials said, adding that the parent company is working on a strategy to both improve operations and find a good industrial solution, which could include moving into oil and gas production on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS).
Aker Maritime Sale Plans Halted
Aker Maritime ASA's parent company, Aker RGI, has halted plans announced earlier in the year to sell the company. Aker RGI, which holds 63 percent of Aker Maritime, said earlier this year that it was in talks to merge or form an alliance for the company. "The process linked to a possible sale of Aker RGI's shares in Aker Maritime is now ended," a spokesman for Aker Maritime said. He added that Aker is continuing to develop strategy to both improve operations and find a good industrial solution, which could include moving into oil and gas production on the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS). Norway's offshore industry has been hit by a downturn in investment in oil and gas projects following a plunge in oil prices last year.
