2016 has pretty much been a horror story for Norwegian accommodation rig owner Prosafe and the most recent result for the third quarter is no exception.
Only a one-off income of USD 198 million, related to a restructuring and the cancellation of bond debt, meant that the result before taxes came to a positive USD 207 million, according to the company's interim report.
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