Valaris Announces Contract Awards and Fleet Status Updates
Valaris Limited (NYSE: VAL) announced new contracts and extensions amounting to $149 million in contract backlog. Key contracts include:
- A three-well contract with Eni Mexico for semisubmersible VALARIS DPS-5, commencing Q4 2022, lasting 240 days at $313,500 per day.
- A four-well extension with Shell in the UK North Sea for VALARIS 122, valued over $60 million.
- A one-well contract in Australia for VALARIS 107, estimated at $120,000 per day for 60 days.
- A one-well option with DNO in the UK North Sea for VALARIS 247.
- Secured contracts and extensions totaling $149 million in backlog.
- Three-well contract with Eni Mexico valued at approximately $75 million.
- Four-well extension with Shell in the UK North Sea valued over $60 million.
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Three-well contract with
Eni Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V. offshoreMexico for semisubmersible VALARIS DPS-5. The contract is expected to commence in the fourth quarter 2022 and has an estimated duration of 240 days. The operating day rate is , plus a mobilization fee of approximately$313,500 .$1.2 million
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Four-well contract extension with a duration in the region of 500 days with Shell in the
UK North Sea for heavy duty harsh environment jackup VALARIS 122. The contract extension will be in direct continuation of the existing firm program and has a contract value of over .$60 million
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One-well contract with an undisclosed operator offshore
Australia for heavy duty modern jackup VALARIS 107. The contract is expected to commence either late in the first quarter or early in the second quarter 2023 with an estimated duration of 60 days. The operating rate is per day.$120,000
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One-well option exercised by DNO in the
UK North Sea for heavy duty ultra-harsh environment jackup VALARIS 247. The one-well option has an estimated duration of 45 days and will be in direct continuation of the existing firm program.
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