Statoil Says Withdraws Smedvig Lease Concelation

June 4, 1999

Statoil has reportedly withdrawn its cancellation of a one-year lease for the drilling vessel West Navion, owned 50-50 by Statoil's unit Navion and offshore firm Smedvig

Statoil Says Withdraws Smedvig Lease Concelation

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