Brazilian deepwater drilling company Ventura Offshore has announced the extension of its contractQ Sixth generation deepwater drilling vessels Off the coast of Brazil.
Extending the current contract for 135 days will enable… DS Carolina The drillship will continue operations until September 2026, creating an additional backlog of approximately $29 million.
As a result, the fill window for the subsequent rig contract relates to Sepia-Sunday area It has been postponed to January 2027. Aside from this postponement, no further mission modifications have been negotiated.
Guilherme CoelhoCEO of Ventura Offshore commented: “This extension strengthens our backlog and reflects the continued demand for our offshore assets in Brazil. Most importantly, it allows us to optimize the transition of DS Carolina to its next campaign while maintaining continuity of operations and efficiency for our customers.”
With the ability to operate in water depths of up to 10,000 feet, the DS Carolina sixth generation deepwater drillship has a drilling capacity of up to 40,000 feet.
The latest contract extension, with SS in Victoria‘s extension It was announced on April 2, 2026, resulting in an additional total backlog of $495 million for the company.
The company revealed an additional backlog of $145 million last week for the vessel it operates. Atlantic Zondawhich entitles Ventura Offshore to an operating fee.
The company owns and operates one drillship, DS Carolina, two semi-submersible drilling platforms, SSV Victoria and SSV Catarina, and operates one drillship, DS Zonda.
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