AT A GLACE
A WORLD LEADER IN ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Backed by more than 50 years of experience and thanks to the expertise and know-how of its teams, Technip is a key contributor to the development of technologies and sustainable solutions for the exploitation of the world’s energy resources.
Technip is listed on Euronext Paris (EURONEXT: FR0000131708).
Key Figures 2008:
- 23,000 employees in 46 countries
- Industrial assets on five continents
- A fleet of 19 vessels by 2010
- Operating income from recurring activities: €657 million
- Revenues: € 7.5 billion
A WORLD WIDE PRESENCE
Technip executes projects throughout the world.
Breakdown of 2008 revenues by region:
22% Europe, Russia and Central Asia
30% Middle East
10% Africa
24% Americas
14% Asia Pacific
OUR SECTOR: OIL AND GAS
Technip operates in three segments of the world oil and gas market: Subsea, Offshore and Onshore.
This market represents 97% of the Group’s revenues.
On behalf of its clients, for the most part international and national oil companies; Technip executes infrastructure projects that are increasingly ambitious, complex and demanding: ultra-deep waters, extreme climates, mega-sized projects, non-conventional resources and optimization of environmental performance.
Breakdown of 2008 revenues by activiy:
36% Subsea
9% Offshore
55% Onshore
BROAD TECHNOLOGICAL EXPERTISE
The increasing complexity of the projects in which Technip is involved requires the implementation of state-of-the-art technologies. The Group’s technological portfolio and its recognized expertise are strategic assets, essential to its competitiveness.
The Group has made a strong commitment to the development of innovative technologies and expertise, in each of its segments of activity.
In the Subsea segment, Technip engineers work to develop equipment capable of withstanding the extreme pressure and temperature conditions of hydrocarbon fields at water depths beyond 3,000 meters.
In the Offshore segment, the Group is developing platform installation methods that reduce installation time and cost, as well as new platform models adapted for the exploitation of hydrocarbon fields in extreme climates such as the Arctic Ocean.
In the Onshore segment, research and development efforts have enabled the capacity of mega-sized LNG complexes to be increased, the upgrade and refining of non-conventional resources and improvements in the environmental performance of industrial installations.