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Trades about 39% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
ABL Group ASA, an investment holding company headquartered in London, UK, and founded in 2014, provides a comprehensive suite of marine and engineering consulting services worldwide. The company primarily serves the offshore oil and gas industry and the burgeoning offshore renewables sector. For the offshore renewables market, its expertise covers project development, owner's engineering, technical due diligence, geotechnical analysis, and transportation services for Mobile Offshore Units (MOUs). Beyond this, ABL Group offers diverse engineering solutions, including rig moving, risk management, surveying, and naval architecture. Their capabilities also extend to the design, conversion, upgrade, analysis, and simulation of various vessels. The firm's design and analytical proficiencies span marine, renewables, oil and gas, defense, and offshore infrastructure projects. Additionally, ABL Group specializes in marine systems and operations engineering, marine assurance, and detailed risk services. It provides essential support in legal contexts such as witness testimony, claims, and litigation, alongside consulting, loss prevention, and loss management. Complementing these services are data assurance, ground model development, and quantitative risk assessment. The company was formerly known as AqualisBraemar LOC ASA before rebranding to ABL Group ASA in June 2022.
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