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How offshore companies are structurally changing the competitive landscape
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Report summary
Market dynamics have shifted in the offshore supply chain as subsea demand has recovered strongly. Service companies have seized the opportunity to drive efficiency and margin expansion in the tight market where they are holding firm on capacity. Consolidation, alliances, diversified business models, together with market tightness have helped suppliers regain pricing power, expanding margins. These effects are amplified in today’s market, which is tight already, and set to get tighter still.
Table of contents
- Marine installation contractors get creative to avoid building new vessels
- How does supplier market share stack up?
- Why is this important now?
- Consolidation – what are the considerations for operators and suppliers?
- Has the integrated strategy been a success?
- Do we expect further consolidation?
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- Subsea tree supplier market share
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