In response to an unprecedented drop in oil prices and the global economy due to the coronavirus pandemic, TechnipFMC announced a reduction of over 30% in its expenses. ATTENTION! Despite announcing a reduction in capital investments, the oil company did not outline any plans for job cuts in the update, check the job openings released YESTERDAY by the company to meet offshore contracts in Macaé and Rio de Janeiro.
Read Also
- Oil: Petrobras shares soared over 10% after Trump’s statement
- Government maintains auctions of the Atapu and Sépia pre-salt fields in the Santos Basin for June 2021
- China: the world’s largest importer takes advantage of the 60% drop in oil prices to buy cheaper barrels and secure its supplies
The company, which projected $450 million in capital expenses for 2020, reduced that amount to $300 million.
-
Petrobras finds high-quality oil in the pre-salt at 113 km from RJ and reignites expectations about strategic reserves in the Campos Basin.
-
Ocyan opens registrations for startups focused on innovation in the oil and gas sector and will select projects for Innovation Day with the support of Nexio.
-
Petrobras announces new oil discovery in the pre-salt of the Campos Basin and reinforces Brazil’s prominence with high-quality reserves that can increase production and energy revenues.
-
Alert in the fuel market: Analysts and a former director of ANP warn that oil prices may worsen in the coming months due to global instability.
TechnipFMC stated in a press release that it has “financial strength and liquidity” with cash and cash equivalents of $5.2 billion.
The company declared that it is taking “the necessary measures to ensure the health and well-being of its workers, contractors, and partners.”
And added: “TechnipFMC continues to leverage its global footprint, information technology infrastructure, and diverse and talented workforce to ensure continuity of operations in the current environment. The company is also working closely with its clients to ensure the best possible project execution during this challenging period.”
Last month, the company noted that it delayed its plans to split its business operations into two separate entities. It had said that the current market environment led to its decision to suspend the separation.
The oil field service provider was to transfer to TechnipFMC (the remaining company) and Technip Energies (the spun-off company).

Seja o primeiro a reagir!