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Transocean cutback

FOLLOWING the sell-off of 38 low-specification rigs last year and in a bid to boost margins Transocean is trimming its offshore operations.

The company said this "organisational efficiency initiative" was intended to "align the company's shore-based support infrastructure with the post-divestiture size, composition and geographic location...

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