Maersk Drilling's share price doubled in 2021: "We've surpassed our competitors"

Maersk Drilling's share price has, so far, nearly doubled in 2021 after it almost bottomed out in 2020, a year that pressured the already strained drilling industry. Low debt positions the company better than its competitors, said chairman Claus Hemmingsen during the company's general assembly Thursday.
Photo: Casper Holmenlund Christensen
Photo: Casper Holmenlund Christensen
BY ASTRID STURLASON, SHIPPINGWATCH

The hard-pressed drilling sector did not have an easy 2020, during which both the coronavirus crisis and oil price collapse of affected the market.

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