The challenging economic conditions have not deterred Subsea UK from carrying out its role in promoting the UK’s subsea oil and gas sector around the world and creating opportunities for companies to grow their businesses

Based in Grimstad, Norway, AS Nymo provides a wide array of products and services for the offshore and shipping industries.

Operating as a business division of the IKM Group, IKM Subsea manufactures ROVs and trenchers, which are operated on a contract basis with clients.

The roots of AS Nymo can be traced back to 1946 when it was established as a workshop, which it remained for ten years before it was acquired by JJ Ugland, under whose ownership it has remained.

As a subsea and offshore cementing specialist for the global energy construction industries, FoundOcean’s main activity is fixing structures to the seabed by foundation grouting.

Operating today as an Oceaneering International Inc. company, Grayloc Products is a global provider of critical service clamp connectors for a wide range of industries, applications and environments including the oil and gas sector.

With over 35 years of industry experience, J P Kenny is one of the world’s largest pipeline and subsea engineering and management contractors.

Aker Solutions’ subsea business has been one of the leading participants in the development and deployment of this new open system architecture designed for subsea production and process control, and is keen to demonstrate the immense power and flexibility of the new system to the industry.

Red7Marine is one of the industry’s leading providers of offshore, maritime and inland subsea engineering and marine construction services.

Oliver Valves was established by mechanical and production engineer Michael Oliver in 1979 from the garage of his family home.