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Expro is an energy services provider headquartered in Houston, Texas, United States.

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History

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The company was founded by J. Trewhella, J. Ross and H. Green in 1973 at Great Yarmouth as Exploration & Production Services (North Sea) Ltd with the objective of carrying out well testing in the North Sea. In 1986, about 84% of the company was acquired by Flextech from whom the management subsequently bought out the business in 1992. The company was first listed on the London Stock Exchange in 1994. In 2006, it acquired PowerWell Services, another leading well management concern, for $674.5 million.[1]

Takeover

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In May 2008, Halliburton made a £1.7 billion takeover of the business,[2] while a competing bid worth £1.8bn was made the following month by Umbrellastream, a Candover-led consortium also comprising Goldman Sachs and Alpinvest.[3][4] An improved bid from Halliburton was then rejected by the Expro board, a position backed by the High Court after an appeal lodged by a group of activist shareholders.[5] The acquisition of Expro by Umbrellastream was completed in July 2008.[6]

In March 2021 Expro announced a merger with Frank's International.[7] The merger was completed in October 2021 and began trading under NYSE:XPRO.[8]

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Expro Group Holdings N.V. (NYSE: XPRO) is a leading global services company specializing in innovative and sustainable solutions for well construction, flow management, intervention, and production optimization throughout the lifecycle of oil and gas wells. With roots tracing back to 1938 through its predecessor Frank's International, founded by Frank Mosing in , as a casing crew and rental tools provider, Expro evolved significantly over the decades. The modern Expro entity originated in 1973 in , , as Exploration & Production Services (North Sea) Ltd., initially focusing on wireline and well testing services for the oil industry. In 2021, Expro merged with Frank's International in an all-stock transaction, forming Expro Group Holdings N.V. and establishing its headquarters in , , to create a full-cycle services leader with enhanced capabilities in tubular running, subsea services, and well integrity. Today, the company employs approximately 8,500 people across more than 60 countries, as of September 2025, serving major exploration and production operators with a focus on complex, technically demanding wells. Expro's core services encompass well construction (including tubular running and fabrication), well flow management (such as wireline, well testing, and production optimization), well intervention and integrity (featuring cased hole logging and abandonment solutions), and subsea well access technologies, all underpinned by advanced data analytics and digital tools to improve , , and decision-making. The company emphasizes , committing to net zero CO2e emissions by 2050 through reduced emissions in operations and support for customers' efforts, while maintaining a strong record in and innovation. As a publicly traded entity since 2021, Expro continues to invest in future-facing technologies to address global energy demands responsibly.

Overview

Corporate profile

Expro Group Holdings N.V. (NYSE: XPRO) is a leading global energy services company with roots tracing back to 1938 through its predecessor Frank's International, which provided casing crew and rental tools services. The company was formed in its current structure through the 2021 merger of Expro Group and Frank's International. Headquartered in , , Expro employs approximately 8,500 people worldwide. Expro's mission is to serve as a global provider of services focused on well construction, well flow management, subsea well access, and well intervention, enabling operators to develop and produce resources safely and efficiently. The company emphasizes innovative, data-driven solutions, , and operational excellence to support the energy industry's transition while prioritizing safety and performance. In 2024, Expro reported annual revenue of $1.713 billion, reflecting a 13% year-over-year increase driven by strong demand in key regions. For 2025, the company has guided full-year revenue to between $1.600 billion and $1.650 billion, with third-quarter revenue reaching $411 million amid robust cash generation. Leadership at Expro is headed by Michael Jardon, who has served as President and since October 2021. Key executives include Sergio Maiworm, appointed effective June 30, 2025, and Alistair Geddes, since October 2021.

Global operations

Expro maintains a global presence in over 60 countries, spanning key regions including , , the , Asia-Pacific, and . This extensive footprint enables the company to support operations in major offshore and onshore basins worldwide, providing localized expertise and rapid response capabilities for projects. The company's operational infrastructure is anchored by regional headquarters and key hubs strategically located to serve diverse markets. serves as the headquarters for North and , overseeing activities in the U.S. and South American basins. In and , functions as the regional hub, with additional support in , , for [North Sea](/page/North Sea) operations. acts as a central hub for the , facilitating projects in the Arabian Gulf, while and support endeavors, including Southeast Asian and Australian fields. These hubs house advanced facilities for equipment maintenance, training, and , ensuring seamless integration of onshore and offshore services. Expro's fleet and assets are tailored for both offshore and onshore environments, including a range of specialized vessels for subsea interventions, intervention rigs, and modular facilities for well testing and production support. The company deploys light well intervention vessels equipped with riser systems and project offices to handle deepwater operations, alongside onshore rigs and early production facilities capable of processing up to 60,000 barrels of oil per day. This infrastructure supports efficient deployment across global projects, with asset packages enabling approximately 250 monthly runs for well access and flow management. Expro serves a diverse client base comprising major international oil companies, national oil companies, and independent exploration and production firms. Notable clients include supermajors such as and Shell, as well as operators like , , and state-owned entities in regions like the and . These partnerships involve long-term contracts for well construction and intervention services in challenging environments, such as the and . In the energy services sector, Expro holds a leading market position in well testing and subsea interventions, recognized for its differentiated technologies and reliable subsea well access systems. This leadership is evidenced by its strong reputation in niche areas like complex well construction and fast-track production enhancements, contributing to efficient operations for clients in high-impact basins.

History

Founding and early years

Expro was founded on April 12, 1973, as Exploration and Production Services (North Sea) Ltd. by John Trewhella, , and Humphry Green in a modest office in , . Established amid the , the company initially provided well testing services to support the rapid development of oil exploration in the UK . From its inception, Expro concentrated on core services such as wireline logging and pressure testing to aid early-stage oil and . The firm's inaugural project occurred on 1973, involving the testing of an onshore well at the development in Dorset. Operations quickly shifted offshore, with the establishment of an office in 1975 and a pivotal from Hamilton Brothers for the field, which yielded the United Kingdom's first production on June 11, 1975. These foundational activities positioned Expro as a vital service provider during the North Sea's formative phase. Expro operated as an independent entity from the outset, supported by contracts with major exploration firms rather than direct affiliation with larger oilfield service conglomerates. In the and , the company navigated initial challenges including operational scaling and technological adaptation in harsh offshore environments, achieving stabilization through consistent engagements. Key early innovations included the advancement of basic well tools, enabling high-rate well testing and subsea interventions during the late 1970s and early 1980s. A landmark development was the deployment of the 's first subsea safety system in November 1983, enhancing flow management and safety in deepwater operations. These contributions underscored Expro's role in pioneering reliable subsurface amid the era's exploratory demands.

Expansion through acquisitions

Expro's expansion strategy in the late and emphasized inorganic growth through targeted acquisitions to bolster its technological capabilities and service portfolio in and operations. In 1998, the company acquired Tronic Ltd., a UK-based provider of instrument and power systems, for £14.8 million, which enhanced its offerings by integrating advanced measurement and connectivity solutions for harsh offshore environments. That same year, Expro purchased Saltus Sub Surface Services Ltd., further strengthening its subsurface intervention expertise and expanding its presence in the UK market. Additionally, the acquisition of Oilserv added specialized tools to Expro's repertoire, enabling better support for Australasian operations and filling gaps in regional well services. These moves collectively addressed service deficiencies in subsea access and , while broadening market access in key offshore regions. A pivotal development occurred in when Expro was taken private through a £1.8 billion (approximately $3.52 billion) cash acquisition by Umbrellastream, a led by firms Candover Partners and . The deal, recommended by Expro's board at 1615 pence per share, followed a competitive that included interest from , ultimately concluding in July . This involvement provided financial flexibility for operational enhancements, allowing Expro to invest in technology upgrades and global expansion without public market pressures, which supported sustained growth in well testing and flow management amid fluctuating oil prices. During the 2010s, Expro continued its acquisition-driven growth to deepen capabilities in well intervention and regional footprints, particularly in . In 2010, it acquired Production Testers International (PTI), a leading Asia-based well services provider, which expanded Expro's production testing and intervention services across , including and , by integrating PTI's established client base and operational infrastructure. This purchase strategically filled gaps in high-temperature, high-pressure well access technologies and enhanced market penetration in the growing Asian energy sector. In 2019, Expro acquired Quality Intervention AS (QI), a Norwegian technology firm specializing in advanced intervention tools, which bolstered its portfolio in wireline and operations, enabling more efficient well integrity solutions in challenging environments. Overall, these four key pre-2021 acquisitions—spanning the , , , and —built critical competencies in tubular handling, intervention, and subsea services, while extending Expro's geographic reach to support diversified revenue streams.

Merger with Frank's International and recent developments

In March 2021, Expro announced an all-stock merger with Frank's International N.V., valued at an enterprise level of approximately $3 billion, structured to create a debt-free entity with annual revenues exceeding $1 billion. The transaction, approved by shareholders in September 2021, closed on October 1, 2021, forming Expro Group Holdings N.V. as the surviving entity, which integrated Expro's well flow management expertise with Frank's tubular running services to establish a comprehensive energy services platform. Following the merger, Expro Group Holdings N.V. began trading on the under the ticker XPRO on October 4, 2021, marking its public debut as a unified company. Initial market reception was stable, with shares opening around $14 and reflecting investor confidence in the combined entity's diversified portfolio amid oilfield service sector recovery. Building on the merger, Expro pursued strategic acquisitions to bolster its capabilities. In October 2023, it completed the purchase of PRT Offshore for $106 million, incorporating cash and stock, to enhance subsea well access services, particularly in decommissioning operations. In May 2024, Expro acquired Coretrax for approximately $210 million in a cash-and-stock deal, adding advanced tools and wellbore cleanup technologies to strengthen well construction and intervention offerings. In November 2025, Expro achieved a milestone with the first deployment of its ELITE Composition™ service on an exploration well in for a major operator, integrating real-time fluid analysis technologies to optimize production decisions within eight hours. These developments have transformed Expro into a full-cycle services provider, with revenues growing from $1.28 billion in 2022 to $1.713 billion in 2024—a 13% year-over-year increase—and full-year 2025 revenue guidance of $1.60 billion to $1.65 billion (as of Q3 2025), driven by expanded service integration and regional demand. Concurrently, the company has shifted toward , reducing Scope 1 and 2 by 25.2% from a 2021 baseline (as of 2024) through technology investments and low-carbon initiatives.

Services

Well construction

Expro's well construction services encompass a range of solutions designed to support the and completion phases of and gas wells, ensuring integrity and efficiency from the outset. These services integrate advanced technologies to handle the demands of modern well construction, including the deployment of casing, tubing, and other tubulars, as well as specialized techniques. By leveraging proprietary tools and , Expro addresses challenges in complex environments, minimizing risks and operational . Tubular running services form a core component, utilizing top drives, casing running tools, and automated systems tailored for complex wells. These tools enable precise handling of large-diameter casing and tubing, including solutions for exotic alloys and flush joints, which are essential for deepwater risers and production strings. Automation features, such as AI-driven remote operations and red-zone exclusion, enhance safety by reducing personnel exposure while accelerating deployment rates. For instance, Frank's Tubular Running Services (TRS) division provides handling tools and heavy landing strings optimized for harsh drilling conditions, contributing to streamlined operations in challenging terrains. In drilling services, Expro employs managed pressure (MPD) systems, rotary steerable systems, and high-torque connections to navigate intricate subsurface conditions. MPD maintains precise bottomhole pressure to mitigate risks in narrow mud windows, while rotary steerable systems enable directional control for extended-reach wells without frequent tool changes. High-torque connections, such as those integrated with the DSTR™ torque reduction solution, minimize casing and , supporting sustained drilling efficiency. These technologies are particularly vital for wells requiring high integrity under elevated pressures and temperatures. Expro's tubular products and services include custom fabrication of large outer diameter (OD) tubulars, proprietary connectors, and specialized for offshore applications. At its facility, the company produces items like top tensioned risers (TTRs), steel catenary risers (SCRs), and flowlines, using advanced threading and weld-on connectors such as the Xtreme3™ for deepwater use, which features metal-to-metal seals and negative load flanks. Welding processes incorporate high-tech methods to boost fatigue resistance and toughness, meeting international standards for subsea and offshore durability. These services are applied in technically demanding wells, including deepwater and high-pressure high-temperature (HPHT) environments, where precision is critical to well integrity. Expro's solutions support operations in regions like the Gulf of Mexico and North Sea, integrating with subsea access systems for seamless transitions. Safety and efficiency are prioritized through proprietary running tools that reduce non-productive time (NPT) by optimizing trip times and cuttings removal, as demonstrated by tools like VERSAFLO™ and CBI™, which cut contamination and improve overall well delivery. This focus has enabled benchmarks such as the deployment of the heaviest casing string ever installed offshore, enhancing operational reliability.

Well flow management

Expro's well flow management services encompass a suite of solutions designed to monitor, test, and enhance fluid flow in producing wells throughout their lifecycle, from to mature field operations. These services integrate advanced , evaluation, and production to deliver decision-ready insights that optimize performance and reduce operational risks. By leveraging modular systems and technologies, Expro enables clients to achieve higher recovery rates while minimizing environmental impact. Well testing forms a core component of Expro's offerings, providing surface and subsea systems for evaluating pressure, temperature, and fluid properties during , appraisal, and production phases. Surface well testing utilizes advanced meters and modular packages to capture on well performance, including clean-up and in-line testing, ensuring accurate under high-pressure conditions. Subsea testing complements this with specialized tools for offshore environments, while fluid sampling techniques, such as pressure-volume-temperature (PVT) analysis, enable precise fluid characterization through onsite chemistry and laboratory validation. For instance, Expro's Non-Reactive Sampler (NRS) captures samples contaminated with mercury and , critical for complex s. These systems support extended well tests (EWT) that simulate long-term production to assess connectivity and . In November 2025, Expro achieved the first deployment of its ELITE Composition™ service for a major operator in , providing advanced compositional analysis for fluids. Production optimization within well flow management focuses on metering solutions, flow assurance, and diagnostics to maximize output from producing assets. Expro deploys multiphase flow meters (MPFM) for validation and surveillance, alongside flow assurance studies that address challenges like hydrate formation and emulsions in pipelines. Artificial lift diagnostics, including non-intrusive monitoring for electric submersible pumps (ESPs), help identify inefficiencies without operational downtime. Sand control applications, such as wireless sandface monitoring in high-rate gas wells, provide insights into solids production to prevent equipment damage and enhance recovery. These interventions are tailored for mature fields, where they extend asset life by optimizing flow paths and reducing interventions. Data acquisition underpins these services through real-time monitoring tools and integrated software for . Expro's EDGE-X system captures , , and flow data, transmitting it securely for remote access and integration with client . Downhole gauges, including the CaTS™ cableless system and / sensors, enable continuous in appraisal and development wells, delivering high-resolution datasets for dynamic modeling. Software platforms facilitate rapid , such as TurboPVT® for onsite open-hole sample validation, reducing uncertainties in fluid properties and supporting predictive simulations. This has evolved to provide end-to-end visibility from to export. Applications of Expro's well flow management span exploration testing in new fields to enhancements in mature reservoirs, including (CCS) projects where integrated testing sequesters CO2 volumes while monitoring flow integrity. In high-rate environments, custom solutions handle extreme conditions, such as HPHT wells with H2S, to quantify connected reservoir volume during EWT. Sand control integrations, like sandface monitoring, are particularly vital in unconventional gas plays to optimize production without excessive solids ingress. These services have been deployed globally, from the to the , demonstrating scalability across onshore and offshore operations. The historical roots of Expro's well flow management trace back to 1973, when the company was founded focusing on wireline and well testing services for the industry, initially emphasizing surface evaluation techniques for early oil and gas exploration. Over decades, these origins evolved through innovations in downhole sampling and data transmission, culminating in today's digital integrated systems like EDGE-X and CaTS™, which blend legacy expertise with advanced for seamless reservoir-to-surface analysis. This progression has positioned Expro as a leader in sustainable flow management, adapting to needs such as CCS integration.

Subsea well access

Expro's subsea well access services provide critical safety and operational solutions for accessing subsea wells throughout their lifecycle, from and completions to interventions and decommissioning. These services emphasize reliable well barriers and efficient deployment to minimize risks and costs in challenging offshore environments. Central to this portfolio are specialized systems designed for deepwater operations, ensuring compliance with industry standards such as classification. Subsea Test Tree Assemblies (SSTTA) form a of Expro's offerings, serving as safety systems that provide dual barriers to isolate and enable disconnects. These assemblies include a subsea test tree, retainer , and lubricator valves for , engineered to interface with all types and both trees. Design features incorporate rapid shut-in capabilities, cutting functions for or wireline, and redundancy options, with variants such as high-debris (HD), high-pressure (up to 15,000 psi and 10,000 ft depths), and large-bore electro-hydraulic (LBEH) models. Deployment occurs via landing strings from semi-submersibles or drillships, supporting drill stem testing, well interventions, and completions in water depths up to 10,000 ft, with over 3,000 global deployments demonstrating proven reliability. shutdown features include quick disconnect (EQD) and shutdown (ESD) response times, often achieving closure in seconds through direct hydraulic or electro-hydraulic controls, ensuring safe isolation during unplanned events. The Intervention Riser System (IRS) enables light well intervention without requiring full rig mobilization, deploying from mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) or adapted monohull vessels to reduce operational expenditure. This lightweight, compact system provides primary well barriers from riser to surface, compatible with all types and offering full intervention capabilities for wireline, , production logging, stimulation, and plug-and-abandonment (P&A) activities. Key safety elements include disconnect functions, coil tubing shear-and-seal mechanisms, and integrated wireline intervention control systems (IWOCS), eliminating the need for additional third-party . Classified to standards, the IRS operates in water depths up to 1,500 meters in riser mode and supports direct hydraulic or electro-hydraulic controls for enhanced efficiency in development and abandonment phases. Riserless Well Intervention (RWI), also known as RWIS, facilitates direct subsea access using wire-through-water deployment from dynamically positioned intervention vessels, bypassing traditional risers for cost-effective operations. The modular system includes lubricator valves with field-proven technology for , alongside control systems that ensure secure barrier during live well activities. Tailored equipment options, such as packages and cutting lubricator valves, allow customization for specific requirements, with rapid mobilization enhancing uptime. This approach supports tree deployment, de-suspension, production enhancement, well integrity assessments, and abandonment, operating in open water up to 2,500 meters deep. Expro's RWI has been deployed in campaigns like a 2021 subsea abandonment project off , integrating surface flowheads, umbilicals, and topsides controls for seamless execution. These technologies find extensive applications in deepwater completions, workovers, and P&A operations, particularly in harsh environments like the North Sea. For instance, Expro's systems have supported multiyear P&A campaigns on the UK Continental Shelf, combining open-water and in-riser methods from light intervention vessels to verify cement integrity and set barriers efficiently. In North Sea projects, IRS and RWI have enabled rig-time savings of up to 32 hours per well during abandonments by optimizing tree retrieval and intervention workflows. The integration of Tronic technology, acquired by Expro in 1989, significantly bolstered subsea control capabilities in the late 1980s and 1990s, enhancing electro-hydraulic systems for precise valve management and real-time data feedback in subsequent innovations.

Well intervention and integrity

Expro provides a suite of well intervention services designed to maintain, repair, and enhance well performance throughout the production lifecycle, focusing on minimizing and ensuring operational safety. These services encompass wireline and e-line operations, assessments, and workover activities that address issues such as production restrictions and structural degradation. By leveraging advanced deployment methods, Expro enables efficient interventions in diverse well environments, from onshore to offshore platforms. Wireline and e-line services form a core component of Expro's intervention portfolio, facilitating precise downhole operations including , , and plug setting to optimize production and verify well conditions. E-line services deliver real-time data acquisition for cased-hole and in challenging , supporting applications like reservoir evaluation and zonal isolation. Slick-E-Line® combines slickline efficiency with e-line , enabling bidirectional communication for tasks such as bridge plug deployment and cable cutting, which reduces operational complexity and enhances data reliability. For instance, in a Continental Shelf plug and abandonment campaign, Slick-E-Line® achieved a 20% reduction in rig time through streamlined wireline interventions. Well integrity solutions from Expro emphasize proactive monitoring and remediation to prevent failures, including barrier verification, monitoring, and plug and abandonment (P&A) operations. Barrier verification employs technologies like distributed fibre optic sensing (DFOS), ultrasonic tools, cement bond logging, and calliper logging to detect leaks, assess cement integrity, and evaluate tubular conditions across the well lifecycle. monitoring utilizes sensor-based diagnostics and the SafeWells® platform for continuous surveillance, , and early detection in compliance with international standards, allowing rapid quantification of degradation. P&A services cover isolation, completion recovery, annulus remediation, and environmental plug setting, ensuring regulatory-compliant decommissioning with minimal environmental impact. With over 85 years of experience, these solutions prioritize and zero-harm outcomes. Workover services address heavy-duty interventions, including de-completion, tubular recovery, and comprehensive repairs to restore well integrity and extend field life. Expro's offerings include diagnostic evaluations to identify issues, followed by de-completion and tubular recovery using specialized tools for safe extraction of downhole . Heavy interventions, such as annulus remediation and sidetrack preparations, are executed to mitigate risks like sustained casing , often avoiding the need for full rig workovers. In one case, Expro's annulus intervention service eliminated the requirement for a workover rig, significantly lowering costs while achieving successful remediation. These services integrate with broader lifecycle management to accelerate recovery and compliance. Deployment methods employed by Expro include for lightweight interventions, for complex conveyance, and hydraulic tools for enhanced control in high-pressure environments. operations support basic tasks like plug setting and shifting tools, while enables extended reach for cleanouts and chemical treatments, with systems like the ProFrame™ lift frame optimizing offshore deployments by reducing footprint and weight. Hydraulic tools, such as the Hydraulic Operated Spreader System (HOSS™), provide reliable actuation for bridge plugs and cutters, ensuring secure placement in deviated wells. These methods are adaptable to multi-mode conveyance, enhancing versatility across well types. Sustainability in Expro's well intervention and integrity services centers on reducing emissions during P&A through efficient, low-impact abandonment techniques that minimize rig time and resource use. Innovations like Slick-E-Line® and wireline-deployed patches, such as ReLine WL, enable rigless operations that cut operational emissions by streamlining processes and avoiding heavy equipment mobilization. For example, in corrosion remediation projects, these tools have replaced rig-based solutions, delivering faster deployments and lower carbon footprints while maintaining barrier integrity. Expro's approach aligns with global goals by integrating emissions management into all intervention activities.

Key technologies and innovations

Proprietary tools and systems

Expro's ELITE Composition™ service represents a breakthrough in real-time , enabling production optimization through onsite PVT (pressure-volume-temperature) measurements. Launched in early 2025, the compact delivers laboratory-quality compositional data, including fractions and BTEX components, within approximately eight hours directly at the rig site, facilitating rapid model calibration and flow assurance decisions without sample transportation delays. In its inaugural deployment in 2025 for a major operator in , ELITE Composition™ integrated with TurboPVT™ technology and contaminant to validate fluid sampling runs, confirming sample integrity and accelerating evaluation by days compared to traditional lab methods. Expro's Hydra system supports advanced smart completions by enabling versatile deployment of wireless monitoring technologies for real-time reservoir data acquisition. The Hydra / Combo+ platform combines slickline, e-line conveyance, distributed fiber optic sensing, and CoilHose methods into a single intervention string, allowing efficient installation of gauges in completions without rig-ups or . Complementing this, Expro's CaTS™ (Cableless Telemetry System) provides battery-powered, downhole monitoring of and , capturing high-resolution data over extended periods to inform production strategies and reduce uncertainties in field development. These systems have been applied in subsea and high-rate gas wells to deliver continuous surveillance, optimizing inflow control and enhancing recovery rates. Expro's CoilHose™ light well circulation system facilitates controlled depressurization during production startup, mitigating risks such as influx through precise cushion placement and fluid displacement. This tool maintains wellbore stability by gradually reducing hydrostatic , preventing formation in unconsolidated reservoirs, and has been integrated into subsea interventions for safer flow . Related technologies like CoilHose™ extend this capability, enabling light well intervention for unloading and solids-free rates, as demonstrated in world-first operations that minimized vessel time to nine days. Expro's R&D efforts, bolstered by the 2021 merger with Frank's International, emphasize innovations, including numerous patents covering downhole tools and rig s. Key post-merger developments include robotic tubular handling solutions such as the iTONG™ , which uses AI-driven monitoring for autonomous pipe connections, saving operators up to 50 rig hours and $2 million annually per installation by reducing manual exposure. Further advancements feature the Hydraulic Catwalk THS-11 for automated pipe transfer and the 2025-launched Remote Clamp Installation (RCIS), which eliminates manual control line clamping during completions, enhancing safety and speeding runs by minimizing red-zone risks. Expro's patent portfolio, detailed in official notices, protects these proprietary designs across well construction and intervention applications. These tools integrate seamlessly across Expro's services to drive full-cycle efficiency; for instance, ELITE Composition™ data feeds into CaTS™ wireless monitoring for dynamic reservoir modeling, while automated handling systems like iTONG™ accelerate deployment of Hydra-conveyed unloading tools, reducing overall operational downtime by up to 30% in integrated campaigns.

Sustainability initiatives

Expro has committed to achieving net zero across its operations by 2050, with an interim Paris-aligned target of reducing Scope 1 and 2 CO₂e emissions by 50% by 2030 from a baseline. In , the company reported Scope 1 emissions at 13,156 tCO₂e, Scope 2 at 9,723 tCO₂e, and Scope 3 at 14,091 tCO₂e, primarily from , demonstrating progress through initiatives like installations projected to avoid 2,165 tons of CO₂e over 20 years. These efforts include transitioning to lower-carbon sources and optimizing to address emissions across all scopes. In decommissioning services, Expro provides innovative plug and abandonment (P&A) solutions, such as the Hook-to-Hanger™ system, designed to streamline well retirement processes and minimize environmental impact in mature fields by reducing operational time and resource use. These services support efficient de-risking and deconstruction, helping clients meet regulatory obligations while limiting ecological footprints through lower emissions and waste generation during abandonment campaigns. For instance, Expro's subsea P&A technologies have been deployed in projects like Ireland's first indigenous gas , ensuring safe isolation without environmental incidents. Expro promotes diversity and inclusion through targeted metrics and global programs, with women comprising 10% of its total employees and 37.5% of board members in , aiming for 42.9% female board representation by 2025. The company invests in local talent development, such as in , and has launched inclusion to foster equitable opportunities, alongside comprehensive protocols that reduced incident rates in diverse operational environments. These initiatives enhance social governance by prioritizing employee and cultural integration across international sites. Sustainable technologies form a core part of Expro's ESG strategy, including low-emission well testing via zero-flaring early production facilities that minimize releases in remote operations, and innovations like iTONG™ and Centri-FI™ for tubular handling, which reduce rig time and personnel needs to cut CO₂ emissions by up to 150 tons annually per rig. Expro also advances recyclable and low-impact materials in well construction, alongside support for carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) and geothermal projects to enable cleaner energy transitions. These technologies prioritize environmental efficiency without compromising performance. Expro publishes annual Sustainability Reviews detailing ESG performance, aligned with frameworks like SASB, TCFD, and CSRD, including a Double Materiality Assessment to identify key impacts. These reports track progress on emissions reductions—such as a 25.2% drop in Scope 1+2 emissions and over 30% increase in waste since 2021—and integrate with the UN through community programs like tree planting and education in operational regions. This transparent reporting underscores Expro's governance commitment to verifiable sustainability outcomes.

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