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BRIEF-Civeo To Acquire Four Villages In Australian Bowen Basin

Feb 19, 2025 3:52 AM

Feb 19 (Reuters) - Civeo Corp ( CVEO ):

* CIVEO TO ACQUIRE FOUR VILLAGES IN AUSTRALIAN BOWEN BASIN

* CIVEO CORP ( CVEO ) - DEAL VALUED AT A$105 MILLION, OR

APPROXIMATELY

US$67 MILLION

* CIVEO CORP ( CVEO ) - EXPECTED ANNUALIZED REVENUE OF A$50 MILLION

AND

EBITDA OF A$27 MILLION

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