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Rolls-Royce has won contracts worth £54 million to design and supply integrated equipment packages for nine offshore service vessels for owners in Brazil, France, Norway and the USA.
Rolls-Royce has won a second service contract from the Ministry of Defence to ensure the safety and power performance of Royal Navy nuclear submarines, in a deal worth £360 million, it was announced today (December 10).
Rolls-Royce has won a Ministry of Defence contract worth £100 million to keep the Royal Navy nuclear submarine flotilla safe and in service.
John Rose, Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce plc, today (26 October 2001) underlined Rolls-Royce's commitment to developing long-term relationships with customers and co-operation partners in China.
Rolls-Royce Chief Executive John Rose said today (26 October 2001) that Rolls-Royce - the global leader in marine power systems - has been increasing its marine business in China by more than 20 per cent annually over recent years.
Rolls-Royce plc is displaying its proven global capability to provide power on land, sea and air at the DSEi exhibition this week.
Nearly 50 naval vessels from four countries are to have their engines serviced by Rolls-Royce in deals worth £60 million - reflecting the company's growing role as a service provider.
Rolls-Royce today gave the first details of the new MT30 gas turbine, bringing state-of-the-art Trent aero engine technology to marine customers. The gas turbine is available for service in either mechanical or electrical genset applications and will be a force in both commercial and naval marine markets - a formal launch is planned for Spring 2002.
Children visiting the Rolls-Royce stand at the International Festival of the Sea in Portsmouth are in for a truly electrifying experience.
Rolls-Royce plc has won a key submarine propulsor contract for the Royal Navy's Astute class of submarines.
