Company Profile

EMEC started its operations in 1984 as a mud chemical supply and drilling fluid engineering company. It has rendered its services to various operating companies in Egypt, Syria, Qatar and Saudi Arabia to fulfill the following tasks:

1. Supply of all chemicals and products for water and oil base drilling fluids.
2. Engineering services to achieve optimum mud drilling fluid performance.

A. EGYPT OPERATION

BAPETCO: (SHELL)
Since 1984, EMEC has been supplying mud materials and engineering services to Badr Petroleum Company for their Western Desert and offshore rigs where we have implemented the ready mixed barrel system. This system has led to considerable savings in the total mud bill.

AGIBA: (IEOC)
Since 1986, EMEC has been awarded contract to supply material and engineering services for Agiba drilling rigs operating in the Western Desert.

KHALDA: (REPSOL)
Since 1987, EMEC has been awarded mud materials and engineering services to cover drilling fluid operations on Khalda rigs in the Western Desert. We have successfully used oil base mud to drill horizontal well for the first time in Egypt.

SUCO: (DEMINEX)
From 1984 through to the end of 1989, EMEC was awarded the opportunity to supervise Suco drilling fluid activities in both Ras Badran and Zeit Bay fields (Onshore and Offshore Area), where our organizing pilot testing and system improvement troubles shooting.

GUPCO: (AMOCO)
Since 1987, EMEC has supplied mud materials and engineering services to cover 30% of Gupco drilling operations in the Gulf of Suez and Western Desert. This market share was increased to 50% on January,1999.

PETROBEL: (AGIP)

Since 1988, EMEC has supplied mud materials and engineering services to Petrobel, covering 50% of its drilling fluid operations in offshore & onshore.

BRITISH GAS:

Since the beginning of 1997, EMEC has supplied mud materials and engineering services to cover drilling fluids operation on British Gas rigs on offshore
" Mediterranean".

QARUN:

Since 1996, EMEC has supplied mud materials and engineering services to Qarun.

B. SYRIAN OPERATIONS

In April 1990, EMEC extended its operations to Syria and established an operating base in Damascus to supply mud materials and engineering services.

AL FURAT: (SHELL)
In November 1990, EMEC was awarded a 2 years contract to supply mud and engineering services to Al Furat drilling and work over rigs operating in Deir Ezzor area. This contract was awarded to EMEC after 2 fields trial wells had been drilled trouble free at a considerable reduction in mud costs relative to the previous wells drilled in the same area. We have successfully used no-damaging drilling fluids to drill the first horizontal well in Syria.
In January 1992, EMEC was awarded 2 years contract to supply mud chemicals and engineering services to Al Furat for the second time.
In September 1995, EMEC awarded a 3 years contract to supply mud chemicals and Engineering services to Al Furat. We have established mud plant with capacity of 8000 bbls.

BRITISH PETROLEUM
In January 1991, EMEC was awarded the supply of mud materials and engineering services to drill 2 wells for British Petroleum Company in Deir Ezzor Area. The two wells were drilled satisfactorily with EMEC's proposed program which led to much lower mud costs compared to the drilled offset wells.

VARIOUS COMPANIES:
In March 1993, EMEC was awarded to supply mud materials and engineering services to drill 2 wells for Tullow and 3 wells for DPL. These wells were drilled successfully and trouble free with lower mud cost compared to the drilled offset wells.

C. QATAR OPERATIONS

In 1993, EMEC was awarded a two years contract to supply mud materials and engineering services to cover the offshore operations of Qatar General Petroleum Company (QGPC).

In 1995, EMEC was awarded a two years contract to supply mud materials and engineering services to cover 100% for Qatar General Petroleum Company (QGPC).

In 1997, EMEC was awarded a contract to supply mud materials and engineering services to cover the onshore operations of the Qatar General Petroleum Company (QGPC).

We have proposed a new mud program, which led to a reduction in total mud cost, compared to drilled off set wells at trouble free operations.

D. SAUDI ARABIA OPERATIONS

In June 1995, EMEC was awarded a four years contract to provide well site mud engineers to cover all Saudi Aramco rigs total of 34 onshore & offshore drilling rigs.

In 2002, the contract was renewed for another 5 years (till 2007), while the total number of rigs increased to 52 (June 2003).