Steady return to growth for the offshore MMO sector
Douglas-Westwood has today launched its new World Offshore Maintenance Modifications and Operations Market Forecast 2017-2021 which forecasts a steady recovery from the recent oil price downturn with Modifications spend expected to improve significantly between 2017 and 2021.
Report author, Ben Wilby, commented, “Despite there being considerable price pressure on MMO providers, the key drivers of spend remain strong with numbers of global and fixed platforms, degradation of existing assets and industry regulation all contributing to 4.1% CAGR growth in global offshore MMO expenditure over the 2017-2021 period”
“In 2017, expenditure is forecast to total nearly $81bn for the world’s global offshore platform population of approximately 8700 fixed and floating assets.
By service line, Asset Services accounts for over a half of total expenditure, 60%, with Modifications, 21%, Asset Integrity, 14% and Support Services, 6%. Asia and North America dominate global expenditure, with 24% and 20% of spend over the forecast period.”
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Steady return to growth for the offshore MMO sector
Further information from:
Georgie MacFarlan, +44 1795 594726 or [email protected]
Douglas-Westwood’s World Offshore Maintenance, Modifications & Operations Market Forecast 2017-2021 presents a ‘bottom-up’ (platform-by-platform) analysis of the sector with extensive industry interviews to give a granular and realistic evaluation of current and expected activity in the sector and analyses the demand for offshore maintenance related work across four main service lines, split into niche sub-service lines in ten regions worldwide.
