Expro launches $380 million hydrocarbon contract in Algeria
Energy services group Expro announced on Monday, September 1, the operational start of a four-year contract in Algeria, valued at approximately $380 million. The agreement focuses on production optimization and well management across several fields, making it one of Expro's most significant contracts in North Africa. The contract, awarded by a major North African operator, involves deploying advanced production technologies and integrated service solutions to enhance operational efficiency and support Algeria's efforts to increase hydrocarbon production. Expro's Chief Operations Officer, Alistair Geddes, stated that the contract builds on over a decade of collaboration with the client, underscoring the strength of their partnership in delivering safe and efficient production solutions. He added that Expro is proud to continue supporting Algeria's energy ambitions, with systems designed to maintain production levels, maximize facility uptime, and reduce operating costs. This contract was initially mentioned by Expro on February 19, 2026, during the release of its fourth-quarter 2025 results, where it was highlighted as one of the largest awards ever secured from a single client in the company's history. The September 1 announcement marks the transition to the operational phase. Algeria's market has shown growth for Expro, with the Middle East and North Africa region generating $93 million in revenue in Q4 2025, an 8% increase from the previous quarter, attributed to increased
