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Noble Drilling announced that the company has been awarded a US$655m four year contract by Statoil to manage a newbuild ultra-high specification jackup rig to be used on the Mariner project in the UK North Sea. The jackup is the first of Statoil's 'Cat-J' specialised fit-for-purpose jackup rigs that have been ordered and will be modified for operations in the NWECS to deal with harsh conditions and provide more effieicnt drilling operations. Construction of the unit is expected to cost US$690 million with the shipyard to be announced soon.
https://www.infield.com/rigs/noble-lloyd-noble-jackup-61323


Er det fake news ?
Har Noble corporation betalt 700 millioner dollars for "Noble Lloyd Noble" for 6-7 år siden ?

Keep in mind that Shelf Drilling not only gets 5 modern jackup rigs including all related support and infrastructure but also picks up an estimated $250 million in backlog.

To put things in perspective: The Noble Lloyd Noble is among the largest and highest-specification jackup rigs in the world and was delivered to the company at an estimated cost of almost $700 million just six years ago.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4520056-noble-stock-required-jackup-sale-to-shelf-drilling-looks-just-bad