A combination of electric, magnetic and multibeam echosounder data is used for efficient and accurate estimation of sub-sea cable burial depth and position. A passive EM system is used for live cables and a new novel active EM technique for dead buried cables with superior penetration depth compared to industry standard. The EM and acoustic sensor systems can be installed on both AUV, ROV and surface towed arrangements.
The speaker is Johan Mattsson, Chief Physicist, Argeo
The Wall Street Journal has recently published an interesting video-article with some insights into potential marine mining technologies and industry valuation estimates. To fully unlock the potential of this emerging sector, including a comprehensive understanding of...
Trond Crantz, CEO of Argeo, is presenting today at Pareto Securities' Energy Conference in Oslo. Presentation highlights – a strong H1’ 2024 Revenues: USD 25.1 million, up 561% from H1 2023EBITDA: USD 7.1 million, up 384% from H1 2023Profit: USD 1.1 million, up 128%...
Asker, 29 August 2024: Argeo reports good growth performance for Q2 2024, driven by significant contract wins and strategic advancements in our technology portfolio. Revenue improved to USD 15.7 million, marking an increase of 1037% year-over-year (YoY). EBITDA rose...