Petroleum Marine Companies (PMS), an Egyptian main offshore development and providers firm, accomplished works for section two of the Growth Challenge of North Safa Offshore Subject within the Gulf of Suez. The corporate put in the offshore platform’s manufacturing deck, together with manufacturing gear and services. The mission is operated by the Gulf of Suez Petroleum Firm(GUPCO)
The works included the set up of the offshore platform’s manufacturing topside, weighing 306.15 tons, which contains all the mandatory manufacturing services and gear required to function the platform effectively. This was carried out alongside the set up of the helideck, weighing 128.38 tons, designated for plane takeoff and touchdown, in accordance with the newest technical specs and authorised worldwide requirements in security and operations.
The North Safa mission goals to extend crude oil manufacturing by offering important manufacturing services. PMS deployed its marine belongings, the PMS 12 and PMS 17 barges, for the set up. The Petroleum Tasks and Technical Consultations Firm(Petrojet), Egypt’s largest state-owned, multidisciplinary Engineering, Procurement, and Development (EPC) contractor, was answerable for the platform’s electrical works.
Regardless of technical and logistical challenges, the corporate’s groups accomplished the works inside a decent timeframe with out impacting manufacturing charges by way of exact planning, built-in coordination, {and professional} execution, whereas sustaining full dedication to QHSE (High quality, Well being, Security, and Atmosphere) requirements, in accordance with a press release by the Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Sources(MoPMR)
This achievement builds on PMS’s Part 1 success, which included putting in the 560+ ton primary offshore platform on the North Safa subject in practically 55 meters of water, alongside laying two subsea pipelines.
In November 2025, PMS introduced a partnership with the ABL Group to supply offshore rig motion providers within the Pink Sea and Gulf of Suez.
PMS operates a fleet of 20 vessels, serving main purchasers throughout the Mediterranean Sea, the Pink Sea, and the Gulf of Suez. The corporate is likely one of the three petroleum sector companies that secured momentary itemizing within the Egyptian Inventory Change in late June as a prerequisite for a stake sale.
