Keppel’s RigCo awards Seatrium rig completion work worth over S$ 500 million

By Public Technologies
  • Keppel subsidiary RigCo will complete four offshore rigs with Seatrium, with total construction contract value estimated at over SGD 500 million.
  • Existing cash retained in RigCo will fund the construction work.
  • The drillship is expected for delivery in 2027; the harsh-environment jackup is due in 2028.
  • Construction plans for the two remaining semisubmersibles are being assessed.
  • Phased completion supports plans announced in July 2026 to monetize up to 10 legacy rigs through the Keppel Offshore Fund.


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