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- •Omega Subsea has finalized a five-year contract with NKT for ROV deployment.
- •Mobilization for ROV systems is currently taking place at Norwegian shipyards.
- •The subsea cable-laying market is expected to see significant long-term growth.
Omega Subsea has secured a five-year agreement with NKT to deploy ROV systems on two cable-laying vessels, NKT Victoria and NKT Eleonora. This expansion includes the delivery of four new Kystdesign ROV systems in 2026, with mobilization activities currently underway at shipyards in Ulsteinvik and Brattvåg. Operations on the NKT Victoria are set to begin before the end of 2026, while the NKT Eleonora is scheduled for integration in January 2027. The agreements are part of Omega Subsea's broader investment strategy to enhance its ROV fleet, aiming to exceed 30 operational units by mid-2028. The subsea cable-laying sector is experiencing sustained demand and growth, prompting Omega Subsea to expand its workforce and logistics capabilities.
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