Bourbon
Runs offshore marine services and vessels for the energy sector, with a focus on OSVs and subsea-related support.
BOURBON works as a maritime services company focused on offshore oil and gas operations, and it works in offshore wind as well. Its business covers a range of marine support activities for demanding offshore energy operators, spanning both surface and subsea services. The company aims to deliver operational excellence and safety, and it aims to become the maritime oil and gas services company preferred by clients, employees and stakeholders. It treats safety as a collective responsibility and holds environmental, ethical and compliance commitments as part of its broader approach. Its fleet and operational offerings fall into several vessel and service categories: AHTS vessels for anchor handling and tug supply, PSV vessels for platform supply, MPSV vessels for multi-purpose support, crewboats for personnel transport, FSIV vessels for fast support and intervention, and ROV capabilities through underwater robots. Those vessel classes let BOURBON support offshore logistics, supply, towing, transport, intervention and subsea work across different phases of offshore energy activity. The scale and international reach of the business run to 4,600 employees, 159 ships, operations in 32 countries, and 83 nationalities represented, as of 31/12/2025. The company treats that footprint as evidence of the expertise of its teams and of the operational reach needed to serve clients in multiple geographies. Careers run both at sea and onshore, so the company supports maritime and sedentary roles as part of its organizational structure. Distinctive elements include the combination of surface and subsea services, the use of specialized vessel types, the concentration on offshore energy markets, and the strong weight placed on safety, ethics and collective responsibility. Those elements form part of a service model built to meet the needs of offshore oil, gas and wind clients through maritime expertise and a sizable fleet. The vessels and the underwater robots together cover work above and below the waterline for the same client on the same field.