Hornbeck Offshore and Helix Energy Solutions Complete All-Stock Merger
The combined entity unites marine transportation, subsea capabilities, robotics, and well intervention operations under an expanded offshore services umbrella.

Hornbeck Offshore Services and Helix Energy Solutions Group have completed their previously announced all-stock merger, formalising a business combination that establishes an enlarged service provider in the offshore marine sector.
The integration brings together the operational capabilities of both organisations, creating a broader service platform designed to support complex energy logistics and offshore project requirements.
With the transaction closed, the unified company now spans multiple specialised segments, including marine transportation, subsea services, well intervention, and marine robotics.
The closing of the deal follows through on the companies' previously disclosed transaction terms, resulting in an expanded operating scope across maritime and subsea operational environments.
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