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Vallourec Wins Carbon Steel Line Pipes Supply Deal for Greater PAJ Project in Angola

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Vallourec (VK.PA) secured a contract from Azule Energy to supply more than 26,000 tons of carbon steel line pipes for the Greater PAJ offshore development project in Angola.

The French tubular products manufacturer will begin delivering the equipment from July 2027 through December 2027, according to a Tuesday release.

Azule Energy is a joint venture held equally by Italian energy company Eni (ENI.MI) and British oil and gas company BP (BP.L).

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