N’Goma FPSO is owned by Sonasing and operated by OPS, a Joint Venture company formed by SBM Offshore (50%) and Sonangol (50%). Previously on hire as FPSO Xikomba, the vessel was disconnected in 2011 after concluding eight years of operations. SBM Offshore converted FPSO Xikomba, renaming it N’Goma FPSO, at the Keppel shipyard in Singapore before the vessel set sail for the Paenal yard in Angola where it completed the final scope of work on time.
The FPSO Saxi Butuque is currently located on Saxi & Batuque Fields offshore Angola. The vessel started its 15 year lease in July 2008. The average uptime record is 98.5%. The FPSO is owned by Sonasing and operated by OPS both JV companies between SBM Offshore and Sonangol.
The FPSO Mondo is currently located on the Mondo field Offshore Angola. The vessel started its 15 year lease with ExxonMobil in January 2008. The average uptime record is 98.6%. The FPSO is owned by Sonasing and operated by OPS both JV companies between SBM Offshore and Sonangol.
The N’Kossa II FSO is currently located on the N’kossa field offshore Congo. It has been under a long-term lease contract with Elf since November 1996 for 10 years with additional extensions of 12 years. The FSO has an average uptime record of 99.9%.
The FPSO was delivered in a record 24 months. The FPSO Aseng is currently on the Aseng Field offshore Equitorial Guinea. It started its 15 year lease contract with Noble Energy in November 2011. It has an uptime record of 99.8%.
The FPSO Serpentina is located on the Zafiro field offshore Equitorial Guinea. It was under a long term lease contract with ExxonMobil when they exercised their purchase option. SBM Offshore continues to operate the vessel. It has an uptime record of 99.4%.
The Thunder Hawk is the first Semi-submersible production unit in the SBM Offshore fleet and the first unit in the Gulf of Mexico. The Thunder Hawk started its 5 year lease contract to Murphy in July 2009. The unit is owned by SBM Offshore and operated by Murphy.
The FPSO Cidade de Maricá is formally on hire since February 7, 2016 after achieving first oil. The vessel is installed in the Lula field (BM-S-11 contract) in the pre-salt province offshore Brazil and is operating under a 20-year charter for Petrobras. The Generation 3 FPSO is owned and operated by a Joint Venture owned by affiliated companies in which SBM Offshore’s shareholding is 56%.
FPSO Cidade de Paraty
Brazil
The FPSO Cidade de Paraty has been on hire since 7 June 2013. It will operate under a 20 year charter and operate contract on the Lula Nordeste development in the pre-salt area, offshore Brazil. FPSO Cidade de Paraty is a new generation 3 FPSO and is owned and operated by a consortium of affiliated companies of SBM Offshore, QGOG, Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), and ITOCHU Corporation (ITOCHU).
The FPSO Cidade de Ilhabela is currently on hire as of 20 November, 2014. It will operate under a twenty year charter and operate contract with Petrobras S.A. on the Sapinhoá field development in the Brazilian pre-salt. The unit is owned and operated by a Joint Venture formed by SBM Offshore (62.25% ownership stake) and its partners.
FPSO Cidade de Anchieta has been on hire on the pre-salt production of the Baleia Azul Field as of 10 September, 2012. Formerly the FPSO Espadarte, it is under an 18 year lease and operate contract with Petrobras.
The FPSO Capixaba is currently on the Cachalote Field offshore Brazil. It was formerly on the Golfinho field and the FPSO was taken off station and refurbished to suit its new location. Since May 2010, the FPSO is under a 12 year lease to Petrobas. It has an uptime record of 100%.
The Espirito Santo FPSO is currently located on the BC-10 field offshore Brazil. It is the first FPSO to use Steel Catenary Risers. It is under a 15 year lease to Shell. The vessel is owned by a Joint Venture between SBM Offshore and MISC. It current has a 98.9% uptime record. The vessel was reconverted from the FSO XV DOMY which was formerly located offshore West Africa.
Block E, Platinum Sentral
Jalan Stesen Sentral 2
Kuala Lumpur Sentral
50470 Kuala Lumpur Sentral
Malaysia
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FPSO Kikeh
Malaysia
The FPSO Kikeh is the first Malaysian FPSO in the SBM Offshore fleet. The vessel has the world’s largest external turret and is currenlty located on the Kokeh field offshore Malaysia. It went online as of 17 August, 2007 under an 8 year lease to Murphy Sabah Oil, with an extention for a further 8 years. Its average uptime record is 99.4%.
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