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Subsea 7 SA
Subsea 7 SA is a marine engineering and construction company that builds and installs the underwater equipment used in offshore energy projects. It helps design, fabricate, transport, and lay subsea pipelines, control systems, risers, and other hardware that connect wells on the seabed to offshore platforms or shore facilities. Its main customers are oil and gas companies and, to a smaller extent, offshore wind developers and other energy firms that need specialized subsea work. Subsea 7 usually earns money by bidding for project contracts, then charging for engineering, vessel use, installation work, and related project management services. What makes the business different is that it sits in a very technical part of the offshore value chain. Customers hire Subsea 7 when they need heavy marine equipment, deepwater installation know-how, and the ability to deliver large subsea projects safely and in difficult conditions.
Subsea 7 SA is a marine engineering and construction company that builds and installs the underwater equipment used in offshore energy projects. It helps design, fabricate, transport, and lay subsea pipelines, control systems, risers, and other hardware that connect wells on the seabed to offshore platforms or shore facilities.
Its main customers are oil and gas companies and, to a smaller extent, offshore wind developers and other energy firms that need specialized subsea work. Subsea 7 usually earns money by bidding for project contracts, then charging for engineering, vessel use, installation work, and related project management services.
What makes the business different is that it sits in a very technical part of the offshore value chain. Customers hire Subsea 7 when they need heavy marine equipment, deepwater installation know-how, and the ability to deliver large subsea projects safely and in difficult conditions.
Strong quarter: Subsea 7 reported first-quarter adjusted EBITDA of $385 million, up over 60% year on year, with margin at 21%.
Guidance raised: Full-year 2026 revenue guidance was lifted to $7.4 billion to $7.8 billion, and adjusted EBITDA margin guidance was increased to approximately 23%.
Backlog strength: Order intake was $1.4 billion in the quarter, with another $1.3 billion booked early in Q2, leaving backlog at $13.5 billion and over 90% visibility for the rest of 2026.
Execution drivers: Management said results benefited from strong project execution, higher vessel utilization, and several projects nearing substantial completion, especially in Subsea and Conventional.
Capital discipline: CapEx guidance stayed at $350 million to $380 million, and working capital is still expected to be an annual headwind of about $100 million to $200 million.
Leadership change: John Evans confirmed his retirement at the end of June, with Stuart Fitzgerald taking over as CEO on July 1 ahead of the merger with Saipem.
