Prosafe impairs hotel rigs by more than USD 340 million

The downturn in the offshore sector and weaker prospects made Prosafe book a massive impairment on accommodation rigs. The company also says that it will appeal the Norwegian authorities' rejection of its merger with a competitor.

BY CHRISTIAN CARLSEN

Published: 06.11.19 at 15:01

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