The Chouest group has acquired ROV company ROVOP, according to a May 2 press release.
With the acquisition, Chouest, alongside its subsea service company, C-Innovation, will control a fleet of more than 100 ROVs and six AUVs.
In addition to C-Innovation, ROVOP will benefit from the support and capabilities of other Chouest companies, such as Caltex Oil Tools and Bram Offshore, to better serve existing clients and attract new business with expanded service offerings.
The integration of ROVOP into Chouest’s operations will begin immediately, with full integration expected to enhance service delivery and operational efficiency for all entities involved.
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