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Petrofac was established as a producer of modular plant in Tyler, Texas, USA.
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1991
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Petrofac International is started as an EPC business with an operational centre opened in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. |
1997
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Petrofac Resources (now Petrofac Energy Developments) is established as a separate division.
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2001
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Petrofac’s E&C services are expanded to include field facilities and development planning, early stage engineering, design and consultancy, and a new office was established in Woking, England.
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2002
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PGS Production is acquired to create Petrofac Facilities Management, in Aberdeen, Scotland. Petrofac now employs circa 900 employees.
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Petrofac group is formed and a new divisional structure is implemented. |
2003
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Petrofac’s US EPF business was sold to Chicago Bridge & Iron Company N.V. |
2004
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RGIT Montrose is acquired leading to the creation of Petrofac Training. |
| 2005 |
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The acquisition of Rubicon Response further strengthens Petrofac Training. |
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Petrofac Facilities Management and Petrofac Training are brought together under Petrofac Operations Services. |
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Admitted to the official list of the London Stock Exchange (circa 5,500 employees). |
2007
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Petrofac buys a controlling stake in specialist well operations provider SPD Group Ltd. |
| 2008 |
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The acquisitions of Eclipse Petroleum Technology and Caltec enhance Petrofac’s production engineering capability. |
| 2009 |
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Petrofac reorganises its structure and moves from three divisions to seven business units.
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Petrofac today employs more than 11,000 personnel operating from over 24 offices around the globe.
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