1. Company Profile
Created By : Prince Patni

2. Contents
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Introduction
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Business Segments
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Locations Worldwide
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Manufacturing Plants
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Offshore Manufacturing
Bases
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Major Subsidiaries
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Recent Acquisitions
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Recent Contracts
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Current Investments
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Major Ongoing Projects
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Competitors
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Main Suppliers
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Main Customers
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Softwares Used
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Technip India
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Technip India Clients
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Technip India Key Management
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Procurement Office Managers

3. Introduction
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Technip is a world leader in project
management, engineering and construction for
the energy industry.
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Technip is active in three business segments:
Subsea, Offshore and Onshore.
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38,000 people in 48 countries.
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A fleet of 32 vessels in operation (4 under
construction).
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2012 revenues of more than €8.2 billion.
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Head Office : France

4. Business Segments
Services
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Field Development Planning
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Conceptual Design
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Engineering
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Procurement
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Construction
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Commissioning and Start-up
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Project Management
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Process Technologies
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Project Management Consultancy

5. Subsea
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Subsea Field
Development
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Flexible Pipe
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Rigid Pipe
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Umbilicals
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Subsea
Maintenance
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Flexible Drilling
& Service
Products
Business Segments
Offshore
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Floating
Platforms
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FLNG
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Floatover
Operations
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Fixed Platforms
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Other Offshore
Concepts
Onshore
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Refining
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Hydrogen
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Petrochemicals
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Fertilizers
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Onshore Pipelines
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Flexible Pipe for
Refining Applications
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Renewable Energies
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Nuclear, Mining &
Metals
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Building &

6. Locations Worldwide
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Angola
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Australia
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Belgium
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Brazil
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C.I.S.
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Canada
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China
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Trinidad
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Venezuela
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Colombia
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Egypt
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Finland
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France
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Germany
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Ghana
Greece
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The
Netherlands
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Vietnam
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Malaysia
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Mexico
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New
Zealand
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Nigeria
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Norway
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Poland
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Portugal
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U.A.E.
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Qatar
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Saudi Arabia
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Singapore
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South Africa
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Spain
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Thailand
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United
Kingdom
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USA

7. Manufacturing Plants
Flexible Pipe
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Flexi France, France
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AsiaFlex Products,
Malaysia
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Flexibras, Brazil
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Port of Acu, Brazil
Umbilicals
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Duco Ltd, UK
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Duco Inc, USA
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Angoflex, Angola
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Asiaflex Products,
Malaysia

8. Offshore Manufacturing Bases
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Mobile, USA
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Orkanger, Norway
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Evanton, UK
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Carlyss, USA
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Port of Angra, Brazil
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Dande, Angola

9. Major Subsidiaries
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Technip France
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Technip Italy S.p.A.
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Technip UK Ltd
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Technip Geoproduction (Malaysia).
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Flexibras Tubos Flexiveis Limitada, a Brazilian
company
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Technip USA, Inc
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Technip Marine B.V. (The Netherlands)

10. Recent Acquisitions
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Jan 2011 : Subocean Group
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July 2011 : AETech
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Nov 2011 : Cybernétix
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Dec 2011 : Global Industries
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Aug 2012 : Stone & Webster Process
Technologies and Associated Oil & Gas
Engineering Capabilities.
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Mar 2013 : Ingenium AS

11. Recent Contracts
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ArcelorMittal selected by Technip to supply highly-resistant
steel wires for the development of oil and gas offshore fields.
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Technip signed a frame agreement with Petrobras for offshore
projects modifications services in Brazil.
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Technip awarded contract for the development of the Umm
Lulu field in Abu Dhabi.
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Technip awarded FEED for LNG liquefaction project in the US.
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Technip to lay the world’s deepest gas pipeline, for Shell in the
Gulf of Mexico.
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Technip awarded contract by NCRA for a hydrogen plant in
Kansas (USA).
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Technip awarded contract for a 500,000 tons/year LNG plant in
China.
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Technip awarded subsea contract by Chevron North Sea.

12. Current Investments
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A new flexible pipelay vessel, the Deep Orient,
which is intended for deployment in Asian markets.
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Two new vessels, for the installation off the
Brazilian coast of umbilicals, flowlines and risers.
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A rigid pipelay vessel, the Deep Energy, with a top
speed of 20 knots per hour.
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the increase in the production capacity of the
umbilicals plant in Angola.
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Technip has launched the development, in
Newcastle (United Kingdom), of a steel umbilical
production unit dedicated to the deep offshore
market.

13. Major Ongoing Projects
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Subsea Pipes for the P-54 field in Brazil
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Subsea Pipes for the Skarv FPSO in Norway
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Redevelopment of YME Field, Norway
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Azurite Field Development, Congo
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Subsea Pipes for the Agbami field in Nigeria
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PDET Subsea Pipes, Brazil
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Subsea Pipelines for the Kikeh Field, Malaysia
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Stybarrow Project , Vincent Project , Australia
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Tahiti Spar, Gulf of Mexico
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Dung Quat Refinery, Vietnam
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Lotos Refinery, Poland
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Hydrogen Unit, Spain
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Paraxylene Unit, Poland

14. Competitors
Onshore market
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US companies (Bechtel, CB&I, Fluor, Foster Wheeler,
Jacobs and KBR)
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Japanese companies (Chiyoda, JGC and Toyo)
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European companies (Petrofac, Saipem and Tecnicas
Reunidas)
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Korean companies (GS, Hyundai, Samsung
Engineering and SK)
Offshore Market
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Aker Solutions, McDermott, Saipem, Hyundai,
Daewoo, Samsung Heavy Industry, SBM, .Modec

15. Main Suppliers
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FMC
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Emerson
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Siemens
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Atlas Copco
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Mitsubishi
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Serimax
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Fugro
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Arcelor Mittal
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Outokumpu
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Xi'an Linkun Materials
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Arcelor Mittal
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Bekaert

16. Customers
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Pertamina
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Statoil
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Petronas
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Petrobras
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PDVSA
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Petrochina
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Conoco Philips
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Exxon Mobil
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Anadarko Petroleum
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Eni
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BG Group
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Reliance Industries
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BP
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ADNOC

17. Softwares Used
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Microsoft Visual SourceSafe
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Microsoft Visual C#
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Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
2003
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Microsoft ADO.NET
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EcoSys EPC
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Autodesk Inventor
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Intergraph IntelliShip
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SPYRO
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PIPENET
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MactCAD
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SQL Server
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PV Elite
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PDS 3D
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Smart Plant
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INTOOLS
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PDMS
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ISKETCH + ISOGEN
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AutoCad
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XSTEEL
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HYSIS
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FLUENT, GAMBIT
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Primavera
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PIPESIM 2000
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MS Project
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ACE Tools

18. TECHNIP INDIA LIMITED
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Technip India Limited (TPIL) provides the full
range of solutions in Engineering,Procurement
and Construction (EPC) business with expertise
and significant experience in process Plant
Design.
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Workforce: 800+
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Address : 'MAC House', 4, Sardar Patel Road,
Guindy, Chennai 600 032, India
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Tel +91-44-2230 3 100

19. Technip India : Clients
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Southern Petrochemical
Industries Corporation Limited
(SPIC)
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NIKO Resources Limited
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Chemplast Sanmar Limited
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Gujarat Narmada Valley
Fertilizers Company Limited
(GNFC)
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Tamilnadu Petroproducts
Limited (TPL)
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Cairn Energy India Pty
Limited
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Nagarjuna Oil Company
Limited
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Caltex India Pvt Limited
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Indian Rayon Industries Limited
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ESSAR Oil Ltd
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SPIC Fertilizers and Chemicals
LLC
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The Dow Chemical Company,
USA
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TPL India Singapore Pvt.
Limited
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LNG, Australia
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TCI Sanmar Chemicals LLC.
Egypt

20. Key Management : India
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Mr. Samik Mukherjee : Managing Director
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R Jayasankaran : Chief Operating Officer
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D Manohar Devadoss : VP – Operations
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R Govindarajan : Vice President – Projects
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A Mohan : GM – Technology
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S Ramachandran : GM - Business
Development
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B Sai Ramesh : GM – Engineering
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A Valliappan : Head - Engg Mgmt

21. Regional Procurement Office Managers
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David Fleszar : Paris +33 1 4778 3587 dfleszar@technip.com
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Giovanni Del Serrone : Rome +39 0665 98 3316
gdelserrone@technip.com
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Yoges Visvanathan : K. Lumpur +60 321167888
yogeswarenv@technip.com
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Brian Ross : Aberdeen +44 1224 271351 bross@technip.com
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Stephen Nall : Houston +1 281 249 2566 snall@technip.com
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Gilberto Moraes : Rio de Janeiro +55 21 2139 8956
gmoraes@technip.com
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Pascal Quinty : Le Trait +33 2 3505 5077 pquinty@technip.com
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T Amarnath : India +91 44 2300001 tamarnath@technip.com
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Rajkumari Kaul India +91 120 5301506 rkaul@technip.com
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Greg Vineham: Canada +1 709 7570349 gvineham@technip.com

22. Thank You