Seatrium wins second order for Kingdom 4 jack-up rig

The repeat award brings the LeTourneau Super 116E Class series to its 45th global order.

Seatrium Offshore Technology has secured a repeat contract with International Maritime Industries (IMI) for the supply of equipment and license to build the LeTourneau Super 116E Class Self-Elevating Drilling Unit (SE-MODU), Kingdom 4.

The latest contract follows the Kingdom 3 project earlier this year at the largest shipyard in the MENA region.

The LeTourneau Super 116E Class is one of Seatrium’s next-generation jack-up designs tailored for the MENA region. These rigs feature 343-foot legs, a 1.5-million-pound hook-load capacity, and advanced cyber systems intended for demanding offshore operations.

According to the press release, the Kingdom 4 project further demonstrates IMI’s commitment to Vision 2030 objectives, including technology leadership, sustainability, and local content development.

Seatrium has designed 65% of the jack-up rigs operating in the Middle East.

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