MELBOURNE, Australia — As the curtain closes on 2025, Transocean Ltd. (NYSE:RIG) has solidified its position as the undisputed titan of the offshore drilling world, propelled by a highly successful and strategically vital drilling campaign in Australian waters. The company’s stock, which faced significant headwinds earlier in the decade,
In a landmark announcement on December 22, 2025, energy giants Shell and INEOS Energy revealed a significant oil discovery at the Nashville exploration well, situated in the deepwater Norphlet play of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico—a region now increasingly referred to by industry and government officials as the
Royal Dutch Shell (NYSE: SHEL) is making aggressive strategic moves to expand its deepwater operations in the US Gulf of Mexico, signaling a firm long-term commitment to the region despite the inherent volatility of global oil and gas prices. These expansions, characterized by significant investments in new projects and strategic
Transocean Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer Roderick Mackenzie sold another tranche of shares in late October. Should investors follow suit?
The global oil market is experiencing a significant revival, a trend profoundly impacting key players within the energy sector. Leading this charge in the offshore drilling segment is Transocean (NYSE: RIG), whose recent strategic financial maneuvers and burgeoning contract backlog have ignited an "upward volatile swing" in its stock performance.
October 16, 2025 – The United States oil industry is witnessing a significant pivot, with deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico (GoM) emerging as the primary engine for growth, even as onshore shale production faces an anticipated slowdown. This strategic shift marks a renewed era for offshore exploration and production,
