CNBC reports – LADOL’s services are 50% cheaper, making it an essential location for ‎the Deep Offshore industry. | LADOL

CNBC reports – LADOL’s services are 50% cheaper, making it an essential location for ‎the Deep Offshore industry.

Amy Jadesimi, LADOL CEO, joins CNBC Africa to discuss the challenges faced by OPEC with the current low price of oil. CNBC reports that LADOL’s services are 50% cheaper, making it an essential location for ‎the Deep Offshore industry.

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Jul 14th, 2015

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CNBC reports – LADOL’s services are 50% cheaper, making it an essential location for ‎the Deep Offshore industry.

Latest News

Dr. Amy discusses essential changes for investors to benefit from major global growth markets with the BBC

LADOL Stakeholders Celebrate 5 years of ISO 9001 Compliance

SHI-MCI and LADOL settled their differences and reaffirmed partnership.

LADOL Continues to Lead in Compliance – Retains ISO 45001:2018, 14001:2015 Certifications

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