Vallourec, a global leader in premium seamless tubular solutions, has announced the signing of a significant contract with Petrobras, one of the leading players in the global energy industry. Following a competitive process, Vallourec will supply premium Oil Country Tubular Goods and accessories for Petrobras’ technically advanced Sepia 2 and Atapu 2 projects. In addition to these products, Vallourec will provide a comprehensive range of associated services, including Tubular Management Services, VAM Field Service, and its full suite of digital solutions.
This collaboration highlights Vallourec’s ability to meet the demanding technical challenges of Brazil’s deepwater pre-salt fields by delivering high-end steel grades—such as High Collapse, Sour Service, and Super Martensitic—and premium connections, including VAM 21 and VAM SLIJ-3. All products will be supplied from Vallourec’s Brazilian plants, which recently enhanced their production capabilities as part of the New Vallourec strategic plan. The contract includes the delivery of up to 25,000 tonnes of tubular products over a three-year period.
Philippe Guillemot, chairman of the board of directors and CEO of Vallourec, commented: “This contract is a clear endorsement of Vallourec’s unique positioning in one of the world’s most important oil-producing regions. It demonstrates the Company’s commitment to the Brazilian market and its ability to deliver high-value tubular solutions and services directly from its Brazilian facilities. This success is a tangible result of the New Vallourec strategic plan, which has strengthened the Company’s position in key markets to better serve its customers. We are proud to be partnering with Petrobras on this important project.”
The contract underscores Vallourec’s expertise in delivering premium solutions from its vertically integrated Brazilian facilities, further solidifying the Company’s role as a leader in the industry.
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