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Monday, December 26, 2016
Penspen and Nigerian firm Crestech have entered into a strategic alliance agreement. Under the partnership the companies will provide engineering, project management and asset integrity services, and operation and maintenance services for oil, gas and energy assets in Nigeria.
The skill sets of the companies are very complimentary. While Penspen can offer services across an entire project lifecycle – from engineering design to asset management and integrity, Crestech offers local market knowledge and experience.
Penspen’s VP for Europe and Africa, Neale Carter, said: “We are very pleased to be joining forces with Crestech to bring new opportunities to the Nigerian market. We see this alliance as the ideal way to further build on our presence in Nigeria.”
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