Seatrium delivers fourth rig to Borr Drilling

It can drill to depths of up to 35,000 feet.

Seatrium Limited delivered its fourth jack-up rig 'Vali' to Borr Drilling about a year ahead of schedule.

Vali is a KFELS Super B Class rig which can operate 400 feet under water and drill to depths of up to 35,000 feet, Seatrium said in a press release.

The rig’s cantilever has a combined load of 3,700 kips and is fully-automated with a capacity to hold 150 persons.

It can also drill vertical and horizontal wells.

The jackup rig is the fourth in a series of five rigs that Seatrium has built for Borr Drilling. The first three rigs were novated by Borr Drilling to ADNOC Drilling, and have been successfully delivered.

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