Pemex cuts short jackup contract

OE Staff
Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Mexico's Pemex has cut short a contract for use of Aban Offshore's jackup Deep Driller I.

Pemex served a notice of termination "purporting to exercise its contractual right to terminate the charter" for the rig, said Aban, effective 1 June 2016, about three months prior to its original expiry. 

Aban, based in India, has a fleet of 15 jackups and two floater/drillships. 

Categories: North America Rigs Jackup

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