-- Solstad Offshore（股票代码：SOFF.OL，SOMA.OL）周一宣布，已与巴西石油公司（Petrobras）续签了“诺曼底堡垒号”（CSV Normand Fortress）船舶的现有合同，期限延长两年。 此次续约价值5600万美元，将于7月初生效。合同内容涵盖为巴西大陆架的生产活动提供住宿服务。 该船舶由挪威航运公司Solstad Offshore的子公司Solstad Maritime所有，并将继续以光船租赁方式运营，Solstad Offshore作为合同持有人与巴西石油公司签订合同。
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