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Expro Marks Four Decades of Subsea Work

January 3, 2024

Expro in the 1990s. Image courtesy Expro
Expro in the 1990s. Image courtesy Expro
“At Expro, we’ve been first to the market with many of our subsea test tree assembly products and, as future technical challenges arise, we believe that with our customer-bespoke solution philosophy, we’ll continue to be at the top of the subsea test tree application," said Graham Cheyne, Expro’s Vice President of Subsea Well Access.  “From starting in 1983 supporting operators in the Norwegian North Sea, we’ve become a global player in all parts of the world, supplying fully integrated technolo
“At Expro, we’ve been first to the market with many of our subsea test tree assembly products and, as future technical challenges arise, we believe that with our customer-bespoke solution philosophy, we’ll continue to be at the top of the subsea test tree application," said Graham Cheyne, Expro’s Vice President of Subsea Well Access. “From starting in 1983 supporting operators in the Norwegian North Sea, we’ve become a global player in all parts of the world, supplying fully integrated technolo
Expro in the 1990s. Image courtesy Expro
Expro in the 1990s. Image courtesy Expro

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