Asian Energy Services Limited provides services to energy and minerals sector in India and internationally. It offers services, including 2D/3D land seismic acquisition, transition zone acquisition, on-site data processing, borehole and multiclient seismic, seismic consulting and interpretation, and wireless seismic and data acquisition in real time. The company also operates and maintains onshore and offshore oil and gas facilities; and provides design, drilling management, fracturing, and completion solutions for vertical or directionally drilled wells. In addition, it offers various facilities, such as floating oil production units; floating, production, storage, and offloading; mobile oil production units; and onshore oil and gas terminals. The company was formerly known as Asian Oilfield Services Limited and changed its name to Asian Energy Services Limited in October 2020. The company was incorporated in 1992 and is based in Mumbai, India. Asian Energy Services Limited is a subsidiary of Oilmax Energy Private Limited.
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