New £341 million offer for Port of Dundee firm Augean could spark bidding war
A new suitor has emerged with a nine-figure bid for the company that brought Dundee’s first major decommissioning project.
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Another extension given for potential Augean takeover bid
A further extension has been given to banking giant Morgan Stanley Infrastructure to make an offer for waste management company Augean or walk away.
Extension agreed for potential Augean bid
Banking giant Morgan Stanley Infrastructure has been given an extension to make an offer for waste management company Augean – or walk away.
Banking giant announces intention to acquire waste management firm
One of the world’s largest banks has signalled its intention to acquire a Dundee waste management firm.
Headcount slashed at Augean’s North Sea decommissioning business
Waste management firm Augean was back in the black during a 2020 marked by the axing of more than half of the workers at its North Sea division.
Augean warns of £3m impairment on North Sea decommissioning wing
Waste management firm Augean expects to record a £3 million impairment in its 2020 results linked to the decline of its North Sea business.
Curlew project ‘huge success’ for Dundee despite being halted, says decommissioning boss
Dundee will become the go-to hub for decommissioning work in the UK according to the man who has spearheaded the city’s move into the sector.
Shell halts Curlew Dundee decom as final work to be done elsewhere
Oil giant Shell has confirmed that decommissioning work on the Curlew floating production (FPSO) vessel moored in Dundee has been halted.
Augean targets further growth in North Sea decom market
Bosses at hazardous waste management company Augean said today that they are targeting further growth in the North Sea decommissioning market.
Watch: Shell’s Curlew vessel in Dundee for clean-up ahead of scrapping
Shell's Curlew vessel has arrived in Dundee for cleaning and waste disposal as part of a contract with Augean North Sea Services (ANSS).
Augean’s North Sea wing ‘moving up the supply chain’
Hazardous waste management company Augean said its North Sea services subsidiary had “moved up the supply chain” in 2018.
‘Moonraker’ heavy lift vessel to create 500 Tayside decom jobs
An ambitious bid to build the UK’s largest heavy lift offshore decommissioning vessel could create up to 500 jobs for Tayside and leverage tens of millions of pounds of inward investment into the city.
Augean boss reveals expansion plan for North Sea services arm
Augean said yesterday it was on the hunt for bolt-on acquisitions for its North Sea services subsidiary, with the Peterhead area identified as a target for expansion.
Augean CEO hopes for no more “bumping along at the bottom”
Augean said yesterday its Aberdeen-based North Sea services subsidiary would fall short of previous management expectations this year.
Augean snaps up indusrial waste firm Colt for £9.2million
Waste management specialist Augean has snapped up fellow industrial waste firm Colt in a £9.2million deal.
North Sea helps Augean increase its revenue and profits
Augean, the specialist waste management businesses, announced its preliminary results for the year ended 31 December 2015, reporting increased revenue up 11% to £61.0million (2014: £55.0million) and a profit before tax increased by 12% to £6.0million (2014: £5.4million).
Augean acquires new site to support North Sea business
Waste management specialist Augean, has acquired a new site to support its North Sea Services business (ANSS).
Augean appoints new director of waste services
Oil and gas waste management specialist Augean North Sea Services has appointed experienced sector professional John Coull as director of waste services.
North Sea waste treatment division boosts Augean
Waste-management giant Augean said yesterday that contract wins for its North Sea energy service arm contributed to a strong first half performance for the group. Aberdeen-based Augean North Sea Services (ANSS) sealed a number of deals in June and July, including a first contract for the disposal of naturally occurring radioactive material that builds up on offshore drilling equipment. The group’s Radioactive Waste Services (RWS) division will work with ANSS on the contract, which was agreed with an unspecified major operator.