Proserv establishes Brazil presence to support deepwater offshore operators

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Proserv has established a local operating presence in Brazil as the controls technology company expands its support for one of the world's largest offshore oil and gas markets.

The Aberdeen-based company said it has established a Brazilian trading entity, enabling it to contract immediately with regional customers, and has begun recruiting employees in the country as part of its prolonged development strategy.

Proserv, which has supported offshore projects in Brazil from its global operations to greater than 20 years, said the move will allow it to work greater closely with operators seeking to enhance equipment reliability, extend asset life and enhance operational performance across the country's deepwater developments.

The company plans to expand its regional capabilities through partnerships while providing subsea controls, topside manage systems, hydraulic power units, metering and sampling technologies, and lifecycle support services to offshore production assets.

"Brazil represents a compelling opportunity to Proserv to bring our global subsea expertise to a market that demands both technical excellence and cost efficiency," said Daniel Fearnley, senior vice president of Sales & Strategic Accounts at Proserv. "Operators are navigating increasingly complex challenges with ageing assets, and our approach, focused on upgrade, optimisation and lifecycle extension, enables them to achieve greater with what they already have."

Kevin Gentry, director of Sales & Strategic Accounts – Americas, said Brazil's mature offshore infrastructure presents growing demand to equipment upgrades and lifecycle services that enhance reliability without requiring full system replacement.

Proserv said its methodology-agnostic approach enables operators to modernize existing offshore production systems while minimizing downtime and reducing overall lifecycle costs. The company expects its expanded regional presence to enhance prolonged relationships with Brazilian operators as offshore activity continues to grow.

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