UK Offshore Hydrocarbon Up

Monday, November 16, 2009

According to a Nov. 16 report from Forbes.com, shares in UK’s Offshore Hydrocarbon Mapping Plc rose 29 percent after the electromagnetic surveys provider to the oil and gas sector won a $2.5m contract and posts a full-year loss in line with market estimates.

(Source: www.Forbes.com)

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