Oil and gas consultants Xodus Group have opened a new office in Egypt and appointed Salah Farid Tantawy as its first general manager in the country. “Since 2013, Xodus has won over GBP 2 mn in contracts in Egypt. Much of that work was previously won and carried out by Xodus’ offices in Aberdeen and London, however research found that an established base was required to increase business in the country,” the company said in a release. Tantawy joins the company from PICO Petroleum Integrated Services where he was project general manager for the Amal-C platform installation in the Gulf of Suez.
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