MMA Offshore Acquires Neptune Marine Services

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(Photo: MMA Offshore)
(Photo: MMA Offshore)

Australian offshore services company MMA Offshore said it has entered into an agreement to acquire the business of compatriot subsea services firm Neptune Marine Services by acquiring NMS's key operating subsidiaries.

The purchase consideration, which is expected to total approximately A$18.5 million, would comprise $5 million cash with the balance of the consideration to be issued in MMA shares on completion.

MMA Managing Director, Jeffrey Weber, said, “The acquisition of the Neptune business represents an important step in MMA’s strategy to expand its subsea service offering to existing and new clients.

“Combining MMA’s vessel assets with NMS’s subsea equipment and technical expertise will result in a stronger service offering to both MMA’s and NMS’s existing clients and provide an opportunity for MMA to capture a greater proportion of the value chain.

“Importantly, the services that NMS provides do not directly compete with our existing clients in the sector and we continue to see these partnerships as a key platform in our subsea strategy going forward.

“The acquisition is expected to enhance MMA’s return on assets through packaging value adding services to our vessels.

“As the offshore market improves, we expect the combined business to benefit from a recovery in offshore and subsea investment.”

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