Alert! Ocyan May Be Sold to American Fund EIG Global Energy Partners

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 26/03/2023 at 19:44

Updated on 26/03/2023 at 19:50

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The Information Was Passed by a Journalist from O Globo Today

The offshore service provider and Brazilian Ocyan may eventually be sold and the American fund EIG Global Energy Partners, which according to journalist Lauro Jardim from O GLOBO, is the most likely and strong candidate for this acquisition.

According to the journalist’s column that conveyed the information this Sunday (26), EIG and Ocyan have not yet released an official statement about the terms of the deal or immediately responded to the rumors.

Will This Affect Ocyan’s Business Since It Is Closing Many Contracts and Hiring in Brazil?

No, it will not affect anything! This is an acquisition proposal, not a dismantling of the offshore service provider, which is actually very successful following its restructuring.

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Alert! Ocyan May Be Sold to American Fund EIG Global Energy Partners

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