Couple buy Aberdeen rope access business
North-east husband and wife team Ally and Lynn Coull have snapped up the rope access training arm of Talon NDT Aberdeen.
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Video: Hundreds gather in Aberdeen city centre for climate change protests
Hundreds of people have gathered in Aberdeen city centre to take part in the global climate change protests.
Sentinel Marine hires raft of recruits ahead of new vessels being delivered
Sentinel Marine has hired fresh recruits into the industry ahead of delivery of four new North Sea vessels by the end of next year.
STC Global reports 80% growth as it targets £2.4million turnover
Aberdeen-headquartered STC Global has reported 80% company growth this year, with a turnover of £1.8 million.
Unique Group expands Aberdeen facility as part of multi-million pound investment
UAE-headquartered Unique Group has expanded its Aberdeen base by 50% as part of a multi-million pound investment programme.
Dolphin Drilling hails ‘rebirth’ establishing Aberdeen as international HQ
Dolphin Drilling has hailed its “rebirth” after going debt-free and picking Aberdeen as its international headquarters.
Cities will drive the energy transition agenda, Lord Provost says
Cities will be the key drivers of change in the transition to a low-carbon economy, Aberdeen’s Lord Provost said yesterday.
Aberdeen’s destiny as global energy capital in its own hands
Aberdeen’s destiny as a global energy capital of the 21st Century is very much in its own hands. But to fulfil this destiny it must heed the lessons of history.
Getting to Offshore Europe: Buses, travel info and parking
Exhibitors and visitors alike are expected to turn up in droves for Offshore Europe at P&J Live next week.
Offshore oil division gets 275% profits boost at James Fisher
James Fisher and Sons, the marine services group with a string of businesses in the north-east, said its offshore oil division has recorded a 275% boost in profits.
Mass survey to ‘put a human face’ on Aberdeen’s oil downturn
A new study has been launched to “put a human face” on the north-east’s oil and gas downturn- and recommend how to better share the wealth in the region.
Aberdeen to benefit from multi-million pound electricity network boost
A £10million investment project to make Aberdeen’s electricity network more resilient has been announced.
Costain’s Aberdeen team busy with North Sea studies, but group profits plunge
Demand for studies from North Sea operators was not enough to stop profits plunging at UK infrastructure firm Costain in the first half.
Brexit and oil price dent profits at Burness Paull
Brexit and the delay in oil price recovery caused profits at Burness Paull to fall in the last 12 months.
Delight as downturn-hit hotel set to reopen
An Aberdeen hotel that closed its doors at the start of the year due to the oil downturn will reopen under a new owner.
Sir Ian Wood to receive prestigious Carnegie Medal for philanthropy
One of the north-east’s most renowned business figures has gained international recognition for his philanthropy.
OGTC reports ‘phenomenal’ growth in second TechX year
The head of an Aberdeen-based technology accelerator has been blown away by the pace with which this year’s cohort of fledgling developers is progressing.
Director rejoins Deloitte’s Aberdeen team
Deloitte has further boosted its Aberdeen-based practice with the announcement that Sarah McGavin has rejoined the firm as an audit director.
Barclays opens tech lab as part of Aberdeen’s diversification drive
Aberdeen’s entrepreneurial spirit and the drive to diversify the north-east economy has encouraged Barclays to open its second Scottish Eagle Lab.
Centrifuges Un-Limited toasts £1million of new contract awards
Aberdeen-based Centrifuges Un-Limited has toasted a series of new contract awards worth more than £1million since the start of the year.
Growing travel management firm opens doors in Aberdeen – promoted
A firm of travel management specialists has open its doors in Aberdeen. Headquartered in Leeds, Traveleads will now have a base in the Granite City.
EV targets record revenue as it opens Eastern Hemisphere hub
An oil services firm is expecting record revenue levels this year as it opens a new base in Aberdeen for work across the Eastern Hemisphere.
Business rates drive oilfield services firm out of Aberdeen after 30 years
An oilfield services firm has been forced to leave Aberdeen after more than 30 years in the city.
Oil recovery is boosting demand for Aberdeen office space
Demand for office accommodation in Aberdeen has rocketed during the past year, new figures from property firm Knight Frank suggest.
EnerMech hit with cyber attack across global business
Aberdeen-headquartered energy services firm EnerMech has confirmed it has been hit by a cyber attack.