KBR Receives Change Orders for Yemen LNG Project
KBR announced that it has received final change order agreements with its joint venture partners Technip of France and JGC Corporation of Japan, for the Yemen LNG Plant.
The contract on this lump-sum turnkey project, valued at more than $2 billion, was first announced in September 2005. As announced in KBR's First Quarter 2010 Earnings Call, Train 2 of the Yemen project achieved ready for start-up status on March 12 and care, custody and control of the project has been turned over to the client. The final change order agreements generate KBR after tax income of approximately $27 million or $0.17 of earnings per diluted share.
"KBR has been in negotiation of these change orders since late 2009. Receipt of these change orders is a significant project milestone and we are pleased to have concluded our work to engineer and construct this plant," said Mitch Dauzat, President, KBR Gas Monetization. "We will now focus our attention on completing our project punch list and other related activities as we prepare to demobilize from the site."
KBR (NYSE: KBR) is headquartered in Houston, Texas, also known as the energy capital of the world. The Company employs over 50,000 people worldwide in locations that include the U.S., Australia, Africa, the U.K., Asia and the Middle East. KBR delivers a wide range of services through its Downstream, Gas Monetization, Infrastructure and Minerals, International Government and Defense, North American Government and Defense, Oil and Gas, Power and Industrial, Services, Technology, and Ventures business segments, and differentiates itself as a technology-driven engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company.
Published 15/06/2010
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