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New State of the Art Drillship Amaralina Star Arrives to Brazil

QGOG Constellation announced, on August 25, the arrival of the ultra-deepwater drillship Amaralina Star to Brazil. The Amaralina Star was built by the Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard, located in South Korea. The shipyard is also currently building the Laguna Star drillship, which belongs to QGOG C

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QGOG Constellation announced, on August 25, the arrival of the ultra-deepwater drillship Amaralina Star to Brazil. The Amaralina Star was built by the Samsung Heavy Industries shipyard, located in South Korea. The shipyard is also currently building the Laguna Star drillship, which belongs to QGOG Constellation and will be operated by QGOG.

The unit was built to operate in ultra-deepwaters to water depths of up to 10,000 feet and to drill wells depths of up to 40,000 feet. It will be able to operate in the Brazilian pre-salt area.

The Amaralina Star incorporates the highest technological standards and will contribute to expanding and diversifying QGOG’s expertise in ultra-deepwater drilling. QGOG differentiates itself through deploying cutting-edge technology and a specialized and well-trained workforce.

“ Operating the Amaralina Star, a state of the art ultra-deepwater rig, is a key milestone for the Company, as it will be the first drillship we will operate, expanding our know-how in the area of offshore operations “, said QGOG President Leduvy Gouvea.

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Shipbuilding Tribune Staff, August 27, 2012

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