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Scottish subsea specialist Sulmara has expanded its operations in Aberdeenshire after a period of sustained success saw it outgrow its existing city centre premises.
The firm has opened new offices at Kingshill Park in Westhill, an area widely recognised as the global subsea centre of excellence – and is already looking to increase the number of employees based at the site.
Sulmara Chief Technology Officer Andy Doggett, who is based in the new facility, said: “Our new office provides our dedicated team with high-quality workspace situated in an excellent, convenient location that enhances productivity and well-being.
“We have exceeded our growth targets, resulting in the need to expand our Aberdeen hub, both onshore and offshore, which is an indication of where the company is heading.
Formed in 2019 and employing 180 people worldwide, it has been a successful spell for Sulmara, which has grown rapidly to become an international services provider with offices across the Americas, Europe and Asia.
Earlier this month the company was invited to address offshore wind leaders in the US on the challenges the industry faces in reducing the costs associated with windfarm developments. Head of Sales Michael King spoke at the annual Oceantic Network-organised Leadership 100 Summit in Boston, explaining how offshore survey planning has an important part to play in reducing overall costs.
CEO Kevin McBarron added: “Sulmara prides itself on challenging the status quo to deliver on our mission of a sustainable energy future. Being invited to Leadership 100 was a big moment for us, as is the opening of our new site in Westhill.
“We are an organisation that always wants to develop, whether that is talent, methodology or technology, and we are excited by the continued growth we have seen across many areas of the business.”