Halliburton opens new facilities in Namibia

Halliburton Company is set to open new facilities in Namibia, emphasizing the growing significance of the country's oil and gas industry. Located across Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund, and Lüderitz, these facilities cover a combined area of 20,000 m², establishing a strong regional presence.

The Windhoek office will provide support services, while Walvis Bay will focus on Cementing & Drilling Fluids and warehousing. Swakopmund will host Sperry Drilling, Well Completions, Testing & Subsea, and Wireline & Perforating services. In Lüderitz, Halliburton will support Cementing and Wireline operations. Through these facilities, Halliburton aims to deliver advanced technologies to Namibia’s energy sector, including oilfield automation, remote operations, geosteering, measurement while drilling, and well testing.

"These new facilities allow us to operate close to our customers, collaborate in real time, and deliver the advanced technologies and services that maximize asset value. We are proud to support Namibia’s oil and gas industry, contribute to the economic success of the country, and create opportunities for local people."

- Antoine Berel, vice president, Halliburton Sub-Saharan Africa (South)

Halliburton is committed to job creation and adhering to local sourcing guidelines with the opening of its new facilities in Namibia. The facilities are expected to provide employment for up to 200 Namibians, fostering local expertise in oil and gas technologies and contributing to the country’s economic growth. As part of its long-term strategy, Halliburton aims to support Namibia’s economic development and the growth of its emerging energy sector by offering innovative solutions for exploration and production.