Tidewater emerges from bankruptcy

Offshore vessel owner Tidewater has emerged from bankruptcy after completing its reorganization.  Through its reorganization plan, Tidewater eliminated approximately $1.6 billion in principal of outstanding debt, and considering the rejection of certain sale-leaseback agreements, Tidewater estimates that interest and operating lease expenses will be reduced by approximately $73 million annually. “The company believes that its... Continue Reading →

Diamond Offshore returns to quarterly profit

U.S. deepwater drilling contractor Diamond Offshore returned to profit in the second quarter of the year from a loss in the prior-year period.  For the second quarter of 2017, the driller on Monday posted a profit of $15.9 million, which compares to a net loss of $589.9 million in the prior-year quarter. The driller’s revenues... Continue Reading →

Pre-merger Baker Hughes sees smaller loss in 2Q

Oilfield services provider Baker Hughes reduced its loss for the 2Q 2017 while recording a small decrease in revenues.  Baker Hughes, which is now a GE company, noted that these results did not include GE Oil and Gas’ operations as the merger between the two was closed in early July, creating the world’s only fullstream company. Baker... Continue Reading →

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