Virksomhedsform
Aktieselskab
Etableret
2019
Størrelse
Mikro
Ansatte
8
Omsætning
- DKK
Bruttofortj.
-183.907.112 DKK
Primært resultat (EBIT)
-184.555.571 DKK
Årets resultat
-799.446.470 DKK
Egenkapital
15.211 MDKK
annonce

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Rang Årets resultat

Rang i branche
1.533/1.534
"Bund 10%"
Rang i Danmark
342.374/342.443
"Bund 10%"

Direktion top 3

Bestyrelse top 3

Claus Bachmann 9Bestyrelsesformand
Steffen Dalgaard Andersen 9Bestyrelsesmedlem
Bruce Boyle 9Bestyrelsesmedlem

Legale ejere top 3

Tegningsregler

Selskabet tegnes af et medlem af bestyrelsen i forening med et medlem af direktionen, eller af to medlemmer af bestyrelsen.

Stamoplysninger baseret på CVR

NavnThe Drilling Company Of 1972 A/S
CVR40404716
AdresseLyngby Hovedgade 85, 2800 Kongens Lyngby
BrancheKombinerede administrationsserviceydelser [821100]
Webhttps://www.maerskdrilling.com/
Etableret02-04-2019 (4 år)
Første regnskabsperiode01-01-2019 til 31-12-2019
VirksomhedsformAktieselskab
Antal ansatte8 (årsværk:8)
ReklamebeskyttelseJa
RevisorPricewaterhousecoopers Statsautoriseret Revisionspartnerselskab siden 02-04-2019
Regnskabsperiode01-01 til 31-12
Selskabskapital415.416.610 DKK
4 DKK (02-04-2019 - 20-11-2022)
Vedtægter seneste21-11-2022

Medlem af brancherne

Formål

Selskabets formål er, direkte eller indirekte, at udøve virksomhed inden for offshoreboretjenester. Selskabet kan yderligere, direkte eller indirekte, udøve kommercielle aktiviteter og øvrige aktiviteter knyttet hertil, herunder gennem investeringer eller besiddelser i andre selskaber.

Regnskab

 202220212020
Valuta/enhed000' DKK000' DKK000' DKK
Omsætning
-
-
8.740.400
+16%
7.560.756
-10%
Bruttofortjeneste
-183.907
-
-
-
-
-
Årets resultat
-799.446
-
2.007.464
-
-11.403.221
-
Egenkapital
15.211.365
-5%
16.004.520
+15%
13.914.275
-45%
Balance
23.891.520
-8%
26.090.127
+2%
25.655.522
-33%

Ledelsesberetning

Operating risks Financial risks Interest rate risks Credit risks Social and personnel matters Anti-corruption and anti-bribery Our business depends on the level of activity in the oil and gas industry. Adverse developments affecting the industry, including a decline in the price of oil or gas, reduced demand for oil and gas products and increased regulation of drilling and production, have in the past had and may in the future have a material adverse effect on our business, financial condition and results of operations. The Company's functional currency is the US Dollar. However, a portion of our expenses are incurred in local currencies. Therefore, when the US Dollar weakens (strengthens) in relation to the currencies of the countries in which we operate, our expenses reported in US Dollars will increase (decrease). Future cash flows are exposed to risks to the extent that foreign currency expenses exceed revenues denominated in the same foreign currency. To help manage this potential risk, the Group periodically enter into derivative instruments to manage our net exposure to fluctuations in currency exchange rates. The Company are subject to market risk exposure related to changes in interest rates on borrowings and may be subject to similar exposure on future borrowing arrangements. Future cash flows for financial instruments will fluctuate because of changes in market interest rates. The Company mitigates interest rate exposure by entering into fixed rate loans or interest rate swaps at the parent company level whereas individual subsidiaries generally are funded through loans carrying floating interest rates. For drilling contracts, credit risk is minimised by undertaking a credit assessment of the counterparty prior to entering into the contracts. Depending on creditworthiness, the Company may seek protection in the form of parent company guarantees, prepayments or other types of collateral. Further the Company has a concentration of customers. This concentration of customers increases the risks associated with any possible termination or nonperformance of contracts, in addition to our exposure to credit risk. If any of these customers were to terminate or fail to perform their obligations under their contracts and the Company were not able to find other customers for the affected drilling units promptly, the financial condition and results of operations could be materially adversely affected. Noble is first and foremost a people business, focused on acting with integrity and respect, and keeping people safe. With operations globally, Noble recognizes the risk of safety and its responsibility with regard to the impact it has on people on many levels, including employees, partners, customers, and the local communities where we operate. By maintaining a structured approach and actively pursuing procedural discipline, we maintain our focus on the health, safety, and social wellbeing of our personnel, and support our goal to advance the development and retention of our diverse and talented workforce. In 2022, Noble carried out three studies on board Noble Venturer, Noble Invincible and Noble Integrator, with the purpose of learning how to increase the safety of operations through positive observation of how the crew adds safety to the work process during normal everyday tasks. The focus of the studies was work in red zones and how this is managed and coordinated. Results from these studies have been shared amongst crews to foster a learning culture and have also generated a positive response from customers, with feedback garnered that this is the right direction for the industry to move in. Going forward we will continue to strive to create a workplace that keeps people safe and offers meaningful career opportunities. Noble is committed to conducting business responsibly, addressing a wide range of components constituting ethical behavior such as anti-competitive behavior, antibribery and corruption controls. With operations globally, Noble recognizes corruption and bribery as a potential risk. Our commitment to honesty and integrity extends to every aspect of our operations. Noble prohibits bribery in the conduct of all its business, all over the world. Bribery can take many forms, including payments, goods or services provided “in-kind,” and lavish entertainment and gifts. We must comply with all applicable laws against bribery and corruption and to uphold our commitment our policies are regularly communicated to all employees. Going forward we continue to be committed to conducting business responsibly and prohibit bribery in the conduct of all our business, all over the world.

The Company's income statement for 2022 shows a loss of USD 115,887 thousand as against a loss of USD 35,833 thousand in 2021. Equity in the Company's balance sheet at 31 December 2022 stood at USD 2,205,025 thousand as against USD 2,102,352 thousand at 31 December 2021. The result for the year is lower than management expectations in the annual report for 2021. The results for the year 2022 are impacted by continued challenges with utilisation, especially in the North Sea. While we are starting to see some increased tender activity in the UK North Sea, overall activity levels remain subdued compared to historical levels. It is currently a similar story in the Norway ultra-harsh environment jackup market where current activity also remains below historical levels, despite the market being attractive to operators given it is characterised by low-cost and low-emission barrels.
30-06-2023

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