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GustoMSC Reference List EXPLORATION JACK-UPS GUSTOMSC YEAR CURRENT OWNER/ UNIT NAME AT BUILT CURRENT NAME YARD DESIGN BUILT MANAGER Energy Edge (Hull 1419) * CJ50 2019 SWS Northern Offshore TS Coral * CJ50 2019 Longzhu Oilfield Services Longzhu Oilfield Services TS Emerald * CJ50 2019 Longzhu Oilfield Services Longzhu Oilfield Services TS Jade * CJ50 2018 Longzhu Oilfield Services Longzhu Oilfield Services TS Opal * CJ50 2018 Longzhu Oilfield Services Longzhu Oilfield Services Energy Enticer (Hull 1418) CJ50 2018 SWS Northern Offshore Hull N000410M * CJ46 2018 Qingdao Heavy Industry Blue Ocean Offshore Drilling Shelf Drilling Journey (129-6) CJ46 2017 CMHI Shelf Drilling Shelf Drilling Achiever (129-5) CJ46 2017 CMHI Shelf Drilling Haiheng 7 (158-2) Perro Negro 9 CJ46 2017 CMHI Saipem Haiheng 6 (158-1) Sea Lion 7 CJ46 2017 CMHI CMIH Shelf Drilling Victory (129-4) CJ46 2017 CMHI Shelf Drilling Shelf Drilling Fortune (129-3) CJ46 2017 CMHI Shelf Drilling Bestford 2 (129-2) SMS Faith CJ46 2017 CMHI Selective Marine Services ESSM 2 (Hull 1369) CJ46 2017 SWS ESSM ESSM 1 (Hull 1368) Asian Endeavour 1 CJ46 2017 SWS COSL T.B.N. 2 (139-2) CJ46 2017 CMHI Undisclosed client T.B.N. 1 (139-1) CJ46 2017 CMHI Undisclosed client Energy Embracer (Hull 1379) CJ46 2017 SWS Northern Offshore Energy Emerger (Hull 1378) CJ46 2017 SWS Northern Offshore Jingxuan (G8001) Noble Johnny Whitstine CJ46 2017 DDW-PaxOcean Noble Drilling Zhaoshang Hailong 6 (136-2) CJ46 2017 CMHI COSL Askepott (7118) CJ70 CAT-J 2017 Samsung Heavy Industries Equinor Energy Askeladden (7117) CJ70 CAT-J 2017 Samsung Heavy Industries Equinor Energy Well Target 2 (143-2) CJ46 2017 CMHI Well Target Two Limited Well Target 1 (143-1) CJ46 2016 CMHI Well Target One Limited Maersk Invincible CJ70 2017 DSME Maersk Drilling Noble Lloyd Noble CJ70 CAT-J 2016 Sembcorp Marine Noble Drilling Hai Yang Shi You 944 (148) CJ50 2016 CMHI COSL Hull 131-2 CJ50 2016 CMHI t.b.a. Hull 131-1 CJ50 2016 CMHI t.b.a. T.B.N. Hull 146 CJ50 2016 CMHI Vanda Offshore Ltd. Zhaoshang Hailong 5 (136-1) CJ46 2015 CMHI COSL Bestford 1 (129-1) SMS Mariam CJ46 2015 CMHI Selective Marine Services Maersk Integrator CJ70 2015 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Jinghang (L209) Noble Joe Knight CJ46 2015 DDW-PaxOcean Noble Drilling NAGA 7 CJ46 2015 CMHI Velesto Energy NAGA 6 CJ46 2014 CMHI Velesto Energy COSL Gift CJ46 2014 CMHI COSL COSL Hunter CJ46 2014 CMHI COSL Maersk Interceptor CJ70 2014 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling West Linus CJ70 2014 Sembcorp Marine Seadrill Maersk Intrepid CJ70 2014 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling West Elara CJ70 2011 Sembcorp Marine Seadrill 1 * under construction Page 1 of 14 .0 1 2 V Swift 10 SEA-2750 2010 Drydocks World Swift Drilling Perro Negro-8 CJ46 2010 Drydocks World Saipem Naga 3 CJ46 2010 Drydocks World Singapore Drilling/UMW COSL 936 Hai Yang Shi You 936 CJ46 2010 CMHI COSL COSL 937 Hai Yang Shi You 937 CJ46 2009 Dalian Shipyard COSL Perro Negro-6 “Lost” CJ46 2009 Drydocks World Saipem Naga 2 CJ46 2009 Drydocks World Singapore/UMW Maersk Reacher CJ50 2009 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Resolve CJ50 2009 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Resolute CJ50 2008 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Resilient CJ50 2008 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Inspirer CJ70 2003 HHI Maersk Drilling Maersk Innovator CJ70 2002 HHI Maersk Drilling Bima workover/services jack-up AD40 NG-1700 1998 PPL Arabian Drilling Company West Epsilon Well-Safe Protector CJ62 1993 Keppel FELS Well-Safe Solutions Maersk Gallant CJ62 1992 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Tam Dao 1 CJ50 1987 Far East Levingston Vietsovpetro Kolskaya “Lost” 1985 Rauma Repola Arktikmorneftegazrazvedka Sakhalinskaya Karon 1 1985 Rauma Repola Harrington Alliance Energy Ekhabi Wave Sierra CJ50 1983 Far East Levingston Management Noble Ronald Hoope Paragon C463 CJ46 1982 CNIM Noble Drilling Amazone 1981 Stord Verft A/S Gazflot Noble George Sauvageau Paragon HZ1 1981 Hitachi Noble Drilling Noble Lynda Bossler Leman CJ46 1981 CNIM Perenco Maersk Endeavour Energy Endeavour 1980 Rotterdam Dockyard Northern Offshore Noble Piet van Ede Paragon C462 CJ46 1980 CNIM Noble Drilling Tourmalines “scrapped” 1979 Constructions Navales - Maersk Explorer Atlantic Rotterdam ”scrapped” 1976 Gusto Shipyard Atlantic Oilfield Services Seashell 1960 Gusto Shipyard Shell Cowrie One 1969 Gusto Shipyard Shell Nigeria Chazar “scrapped” 1968 Gusto Shipyard - Sedneth II “scrapped” 1968 Rotterdam Dockyard - Ile de France “scrapped” 1967 Gusto Shipyard - EXPLORATION SEMI-SUBMERSIBLES GUSTOMSC YEAR CURRENT OWNER/ UNIT NAME AT BUILT CURRENT NAME YARD DESIGN BUILT MANAGER CM-SD1000 CM-SD1000 2020 CMHI CMHI Frade * DSS38E TBD Brasfels - Bracuhy* DSS38E TBD Brasfels - Urca * DSS38E TBD Brasfels - EDrill-3 * OCEAN400-TD 2017 COSCO Guangdong Energy Drilling Heydar Aliyev DSS38M 2017 Keppel FELS Caspian Drilling Alpha Star DSS38 2011 Keppel FELS Queiroz Galvao Perfuracoes Delba III Frida I TDS2500 2011 IMAC Shipyard OOS Maersk Deliverer DSS21 2010 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Norbe VI TDS2000 2010 IMAC Shipyard Odebrecht Lone Star TDS2000 2010 IMAC Shipyard Queiroz Galvao Perfuracoes Gold Star DSS38 2009 Keppel FELS Queiroz Galvao Perfuracoes Development Driller III DSS51 2009 Keppel FELS Transocean Maersk Discoverer DSS21 2009 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Developer DSS21 2008 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling Maersk Explorer DSS20 2003 Keppel FELS Maersk Drilling West Alliance 2001 Keppel FELS Seadrill Cajun Express (DP /Moored) SFXpress 2000 PPL Shipyard Transocean ENSCO 7500 2000 Friede & Goldman Ensco International Dir des Constructions Sedco Energy (DP/Moored) SFXpress 2000 Transocean Navales 1 * under construction Page 2 of 14 .0 1 2 V Sedco Express (DP/Moored) SFXpress 2000 DCN Transocean West Pelaut 1995 Far East Levingston Seadrill CONVERSIONS Atwood Falcon (upgrade) 2009 Alabamba Atwood Oceanics Noble Clyde Boudreaux (upgrade) 2006 Vyborg/Signal Noble Drilling Noble Homer Ferrington 2005 Vyborg/TDI Halter Noble Drilling (upgrade) Atwood Eagle (upgrade) 2001 Alabamba Atwood Oceanics Atwood Hunter 2001 Alabamba Atwood Oceanics Noble Paul Wolff 1999 Ingalls/TDI Noble Drilling Safe Gothia ODN Tay IV 1999 Keppel Fels Odebrecht Oil & Gas Noble Amos Runner 1998 Ingalls/HAM Noble Drilling Noble Paul Romano 1998 Ingalls/HAM Noble Drilling Neddrill-6 Paragon MSS1 1986 Verolme Botlek Noble Drilling EXPLORATION VESSELS GUSTOMSC YEAR CURRENT OWNER/ UNIT NAME AT BUILT CURRENT NAME YARD DESIGN BUILT MANAGER DYNAMICALLY POSITIONED Ondina * Qdrill TBD EEP - CAN DO * CAN DO 2016 Keppel FELS - Rowan Relentless VALARIS DS-18 P10,000 2015 HHI Valaris Ocean BlackLion P10,000 2014 HHI Diamond Offshore Rowan Reliance VALARIS DS-17 P10,000 2014 HHI Valaris Noble Tom Madden P10,000 2014 HHI Noble Corporation Rowan Resolute VALARIS DS-16 P10,000 2014 HHI Valaris Ocean BlackRhino P10,000 2014 HHI Diamond Offshore Noble Sam Croft P10,000 2014 HHI Noble Corporation Rowan Renaissance Valaris Renaissance P10,000 2013 HHI Valaris Bolette Dolphin P10,000 2013 HHI Fred. Olsen Energy Ocean BlackHornet P10,000 2013 HHI Diamond Offshore Ocean BlackHawk P10,000 2013 HHI Diamond Offshore Noble Bob Douglas P10,000 2013 HHI Noble Corporation Noble Don Taylor P10,000 2013 HHI Noble Corporation Deepsea Metro II Fatih P10,000 2011 HHI Turkish Petroleum Deepsea Metro I P10,000 2011 HHI Metrostar/Odfjell Deepwater Champion P10,000 2010 HHI Transocean Keppel Shipyard / Shanghai Noble Bully II (GOM) (Inactive) PRD12,000 2011 Shipyards Noble Bully I (arctic) (Inactive) PRD12,000 2011 Keppel / Shanghai Glomar Jack Ryan GSF Jack Ryan P10,000 2000 Harland & Wolff Transocean Glomar C.R. Luigs GSF C.R. Luigs P10,000 1999 Harland & Wolff Transocean Pride Africa Ensco DS-1 G10,000 1999 HHI “sold for scrap value” Pride Angola Ensco DS-2 G10,000 1999 HHI “sold for scrap value” KCA Kingfisher Paragon DPDS2 Pelican 1982 Gusto Shipyard Noble Drilling Mikhail Mirchink Peregrine I (scrapped) Pelican 1982 Rauma Repola -- Valentin Shashin Pelican 1981 Rauma Repola Arktikmorneftegazrazvedka Viktor Muravlenko Paragon DPDS4 (retired) Pelican 1982 Rauma Repola Paragon Offshore Ben Ocean Lancer SC Lancer Pelican 1977 Scott Lithgow Schahin Cury E&C Ltda Pacnorse I Paragon DPDS1 Pelican 1977 Scott Lithgow Paragon Offshore Pèlerin Aban Abraham Pelican 1976 Gusto Shipyard Aban Offshore. Pétrel GSPFalcon (pipelay vessel) Pelican 1976 Gusto Shipyard GSP Havdrill Jasper Explorer Pelican 1973 Gusto Shipyard Jasper Offshore Pélican Nexus (cable ship) Pelican 1972 Gusto Shipyard (scrapped) CONVENTIONAL ANCHOR MOORING Sagar Vijay Pelican 1985 Hitachi Zosen ONGC Sagar Bhushan Pelican 1983 Hindustan Shipyard ONGC 1 * under construction Page 3 of 14 .0 1 2 V CONSTRUCTION SELF-ELEVATING PLATFORMS FOR CONSTRUCTION / ACCOMMODATION GUSTOMSC YEAR CURRENT OWNER/ UNIT NAME AT BUILT CURRENT NAME YARD DESIGN BUILT MANAGER VIND T.B.N. * NG-14000XL-G 2023 CMHI Offshore Heavy Transport Charybdis * NG-16000X-SJ 2023 KeppelAmfels Dominion Energy Penta- T.B.N. * GJ-9800C 2022 PaxOcean Ocean/Kajima/Yorigami T.B.N. * SC-14000XL 2022 JMU Shimizu Corporation Nemo (186-2) * NG-1800X 2018 CMHI TYM Group Vahana Arjun * NG-2500X 2018 Eversendai Offshore Vahana Offshore Baymax (186-1) * NG-1800X 2018 CMHI TYM Group Haiheng 9 (166-2) NG-2500X 2018 CMHI Haiheng CP-8001 GJ-3750C 2018 Japan Marine United Penta-Ocean Haiheng 8 NG-2500X 2017 CMHI Haiheng Apollo NG-5500X 2017 Uljanik shipyard DEME Offshore Matsu NG-2500X 2017 CMHI TYM Group Vahana Aryan NG-2500X 2017 Eversendai Offshore Vahana Offshore Crossway Dolphin AJ46 2017 Dalian Shipyard CBI-MMEER GMS Evolution 6104 NG-2500X 2016 GMS GMS GMS Sharqi 5603 NG-1800X 2016 GMS GMS SEP-750 NG-2500X-NP 2016 ZPMC NPCC SEP-650 NG-2500X-NP 2015 ZPMC NPCC GMS Scirocco 5602 NG-1800X 2015 GMS GMS GMS Shamal 5601 NG-1800X 2015 GMS GMS Seajacks Scylla NG-14000X 2015 SHI Seajacks International Crossway Eagle AJ46 2015 Dalian Shipyard CBI-MMEER SEP-550 NG-2500X-NP 2014 NPCC NPCC Seajacks Hydra NG-2500X 2014 Lamprell Energy Seajacks International Sea Challenger NG-9000C 2014 Cosco Nantong DEME Offshore GMS Enterprise 6103 NG-2500X 2014 GMS GMS IB-914 SEA-1250 2013 Cosco Nantong BAM-Clough JV JB-118 SEA-3250 2013 CMHI Undisclosed client Nora Teras Sunrise CJ50 j.u.
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    UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON - 170th COMMENCEMENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mary H. Boosalis Margaret A. Cavanaugh, Ph.D. Denise E. Palmer Chairperson Thomas L. Cronin, Jr. Bro. Bernard J. Ploeger, S.M., Rev. Oscar Vasquez, S.M. Bro. Timothy Driscoll, S.M. Ph.D. 1st Vice Chairperson Rev. James F. Fitz, S.M. Debra Plousha-Moore Richard J. Omlor John M. Foy Jenell R. Ross 2nd Vice Chairperson Bro. Thomas F. Giardino, S.M. Michael A. Ruffolo Catherine V. Babington Bro. Francisco T. Gonzalez, Mary Jo Scalzo, Ph.D. Bro. Dennis R. Bautista, S.M., S.M., M.D. Joseph F. Spadaford Ph.D. George P. Hanley Eric F. Spina, Ph.D. John R. Beran Joseph R. Hinrichs Deborah A. Tobias Nancee R. Berger Thomas A. Holton, Esq. Bro. Edward Violett, S.M. Rayford Blakeney William R. Klesse Joseph Weidenbach Bro. William J. Campbell, S.M., D. Darlene Marlowe Lawrence W. Woerner Ed.D. Michelle L. Mathile EMERITUS TRUSTEES Richard A. Abdoo Richard H. Finan Kevin P. Maloney Mervyn Alphonso Bro. Raymond L. Fitz, S.M., Bruno V. Manno, S.M., Ph.D. William S. Anderson Ph.D. Dennis R. Marx Thomas G. Breitenbach David P. Fitzgerald Ronald F. Mason, Jr. Bro. Edward M. Brink, S.M. The Honorable Frank P. Geraci, Mary C. Mathews Rev. Bertrand A. Buby, S.M., J.D. Clayton L. Mathile S.T.D. Vicki Edwards Giambrone Marie-Louise McGinnis Terry D. Carder Richard F. Glennon, Sr. Garry K. McGuire, Sr. Rev. Thomas A. Cardone, S.M. Bro. Stephen M. Glodek, S.M. John F. McHale Annette Dix Casella Richard Granite Bro.
  • ANNUAL Report 2O12

    ANNUAL Report 2O12

    ANNUAL REPORT 2O12 The sea ahead ANNUAL REPORT 2O12 GIUSEPPE BONO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF FINCANTIERI Dear Shareholders, The year 2012 was a challenging one for Fincantieri in the face of a complex global environment, marked by increased competitive pressure and continued market depression but with oppor- tunities of growing strategic importance in the area of high-value new generation ships. This trend is confirmed by the fact that the merchant shipping industry’s investments in new vessels amounted to approximately USD 100 billion, in line with the 2011 figure, while reporting a 20% decrease in compensated gross tonnage. Unfortunately, the level of orders is still insufficient to ensure proper utilization of worldwide production capacity, with consequent pressure on prices. Fincantieri faces a shipping industry that is cautious about investment and wary of depressing fleet profitability, already under pressure due to the growth in operating costs, primarily sparked by the growth in bunker fuel price. The absence of speculative behavior, at least, is helping acce- lerate the process of industry rebalancing, in readiness for a medium-term recovery in demand. In the military field, defense budget cuts, especially in Europe and the United States, are heighte- ning the strategic importance of export markets that more and more often are demanding the transfer of technology or local construction. With regard to Fincantieri’s sectors of operation, the cruise industry has once again demonstra- ted flexibility and responsiveness to the crisis. Analysts are forecasting 3.8% average annual growth in cruise passenger numbers, an estimate that nonetheless reflects very prudent as- sumptions about expected growth in the Asian tourist market.