Energy

May 11, 2026

Record first-quarter revenue and net profit was driven by high fleet activity, disciplined execution and long-term contracts boosted performance resilience.

Net profit rose more than 1 per cent to $344.8 million, aided by lower interest costs from faster collections and October refinancing.

Revenue increased nearly 5 per cent to more than $1.2 billion, offset partly by a $40 million onshore rig repurposing impact.