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THINGS are looking brighter for the subsea sector, which has taken a few knocks after the global ...

Noel Dyson

Marine market research firm Douglas-Westwood forecasts continued growth for the subsea sector, reaching an annual expenditure of $US32 billion by 2016. DW's first edition of The World Subsea Hardware...

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