-cites unforeseen obstacles for delays
Following criticisms over its two-year delay in plans for the Enmore facility it entered into a deal with government for, local machining company, Guysons, yesterday said it had encountered a number of unforeseen obstacles and would begin working at full capacity in the “near future’.
The company also lamented that it had trained over 75 persons and nearly half of them left for other opportunities.
“On behalf of the company, we are pleased to confirm GKB Enmore will be working at full capacity in the near future, a first of its kind for the nation, equipped to deliver regional oilfield services,” the company said in a statement through its Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Faizal Khan.