Shell Brunei ups Plexus orders

Aberdeen-based wellhead engineering firm Plexus Holdings has received purchase orders from Brunei Shell Petroleum to supply both high-pressure/high-temperature (HP/HT) and standard pressured wellhead systems and services for three additional exploration wells under an existing four year contract, which runs to 2016.  

The total value of the latest purchase orders is estimated at £1.5 million with revenues expected to start in April 2015.

Under the terms of the supply agreement, announced 1 October 2012, Plexus agreed to supply both HP/HT and standard pressured wellhead and mudline systems and services, using the company's proprietary POS-GRIP technology, for a multi-well exploration programme in Brunei. Plexus has a long standing relationship with BSP, having first supplied it with Plexus' wellhead equipment in 2006. 

Plexus CEO Ben van Bilderbeek says: "These latest orders with BSP demonstrate the benefits of securing long term supply agreements with valued customers.  We have now been supplying BSP with our best in class wellhead equipment since 2006.  We view our long relationship with BSP as an endorsement of our proprietary POS-GRIP technology and the benefits it offers operators in terms of superior performance, reliability and health and safety.  

"As well as being best in class, our wellhead equipment offers significant cost savings, which is highly relevant given today's volatile oil price environment. Additionally, having an established position in the Asian region with hubs in Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, we believe we are ideally placed to service our customers' needs in what is a key growth market for us; and one in which we are looking to replicate the success we continue to enjoy in the North Sea HP/HT market, where Plexus is the dominant equipment supplier."

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