Rig Lynx Weekly Rundown – Buyers circle Seadrill as it plots exit from bankruptcy

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Buyers circle Seadrill as it plots exit from bankruptcy

Seadrill is trying to emerge from its second U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy in four years: like many in the industry, it expanded its drilling rigs too aggressively in the mid-2010s to withstand a subsequent plunge in energy prices and rig hire rates. It is negotiating a deal to restructure its more than $7 billion debt pile in exchange for handing company control to its creditors.

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Borr bags more work in Mexico

Borr Drilling Limited announced that it has received a Letter of Award from an international oil company for additional work in Mexico.

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Sapura bags new drilling contracts offshore Malaysia and Thailand 

Sapura Drilling announced multiple contract awards offshore Malaysia and Thailand.

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Transocean issues fleet status update, holds $7.3 billion in backlog

Transocean Ltd. issued their quarterly Fleet Status Report and contract information for the company’s fleet of offshore drilling rigs.

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Halliburton and Nabors integrate digital assets for well planning and execution 

Halliburton is working with Nabors Industries to connect digital well planning from their Well Construction 4.0 to Nabors’ SmartRig® system, helping customers increase efficiencies, access well elements and real-time information.

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Overtime Ep 20

– Oil Prices – Renewable Diesel – Rig Counts – Jake Paul and Tyron Woodley – USFL Relaunch – Red Snapper – Houston Comicpalooza – Who Could Actually Have Beaten Thanos – Duct Taped to a Helicopter

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West Africa Weekly Ep 13

– Oil Prices – Angola sees over $1 billion of interest in recent bid round – Woodside readies Diamond's BlackRhino for work offshore Senegal – AEC: If you Boycott Africa Oil & Gas Sector, Africa will Boycott you – ReconAfrica and NAMCOR granted seismic permit for Namibias Kavango basin

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Oil Prices

July 26, 2021

WTI

$71.70

Brent

$74.01

Natural Gas

$4.06

Rig Count

U.S. & Canada – July 23, 2021

International – July 4, 2021

International Rigs

( +8 ) 758

U.S. Rigs

( +7 ) 491

Canada Rigs

( -1 ) 149

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