Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M)

SINGAPORE (May 16): Keppel Offshore & Marine’s (Keppel O&M) wholly-owned subsidiary, Keppel FELS, has signed a master agreement to sell five jackup rigs to Borr Drilling for a total value of US$745 million ($993 million).

SINGAPORE (Apr 25): Keppel Offshore & Marine has signed an MoU with the Maritime Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and the Technology Centre for Offshore and Marine, Singapore (TCOMS) to jointly develop autonomous vessels.

SINGAPORE (Apr 3): Keppel Corp says FELS Offshore (FELS), a member of Keppel Group, and the Titan group of companies have agreed to terminate an agreement signed four years ago to manage Titan Quanzhou shipyard -- with immediate effect.

SINGAPORE (Feb 2): Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) might have six weeks ago reached a global resolution with authorities in the US, Brazil and Singapore in connection with a bribery scandal, but it seems the corruption probe is not yet over.

SINGAPORE (Jan 19): Keppel Corp says discussions in relation to the possible sale of jack-up rigs to Borr Drilling are ongoing.

SINGAPORE (Jan 8): It was a blue Christmas for Keppel Corp. On Dec 23, 2017, the company said its offshore and marine arm had reached a global resolution with authorities in the US, Brazil and Singapore in relation to corrupt payments made by a former age

SINGAPORE (Jan 5): Keppel FELS has delivered its first rig of the new year.

SINGAPORE (Jan 4): With Keppel Corp’s offshore and marine arm having reached a global resolution with authorities over corrupt payments made in Brazil, the market’s attention could now turn to Sembcorp Marine, another major SGX-listed oil rig builder

SINGAPORE (Dec 30): Keppel Corp's rig-building unit has taken disciplinary action against 17 current and former employees as part of its Brazil bribery case, a US court document showed, including US$8.9 million ($11.9 million) of financial sanctions,

BOSTON (Dec 28): A former lawyer at Keppel Corp’s oil rig building business secretly pleaded guilty and cooperated with US authorities before the Singapore-based company agreed to pay US$422 million ($565.7 million) to settle charges it bribed Brazilian