Acteon Group
Acteon Group is a UK-based offshore energy engineering services firm operating through four business lines (Intermoor, Menck, UTEC, 2H) that delivers integrated mooring, foundation, geotechnical, and asset integrity solutions to oil & gas operators and offshore wind developers globally across 100+ locations.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2004
- HeadquartersNorwich, United Kingdom
- Headcount1,001–5,000
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Acteon Group does
Acteon Group is a privately held UK-headquartered offshore energy engineering services company that delivers integrated solutions across the full lifecycle of offshore energy assets. Operating through four core business lines — Intermoor (Mooring and Anchors), Menck (Marine Foundations/Hydraulic Hammers), UTEC (Geo-services), and 2H (Engineering Consultancy) — the company serves offshore oil & gas operators, offshore wind developers, and nearshore construction contractors across 100+ global locations spanning the UK, Norway, Brazil, US, Singapore, UAE, Australia, and additional markets.
The company's technology portfolio centers on proprietary mooring and foundation solutions, including the patented SEPLA (Suction Embedded Plate Anchor) with 180+ installations worldwide, the next-generation FEPLA for floating offshore wind, the Menck hydraulic hammer range (100 kJ to 6,250 kJ), the PROD seabed drilling system rated to 4,000m water depth, and the Drive-Drill-Drive (3D) hybrid pile installation method. Digital capabilities include the iSite cloud-based asset management platform (deployed across 500+ projects) and digital twin technologies combining finite element analysis with machine learning for predictive integrity management. The company has executed world-record projects including deepwater foundation installation at 2,120m water depth and decommissioning of the Gulf of Mexico's deepest floating platform (Red Hawk Spar) at 1,585m.
Acteon generates revenue primarily through project-based services and multi-year managed service contracts with enterprise customers. Revenue streams include mooring installation and integrity management, hydraulic hammer equipment supply, engineering consultancy (FEED, mooring design, geotechnical analysis, digital twins), site investigation and geotechnical surveys, and decommissioning services. The company sells exclusively through direct enterprise field sales to oil & gas operators (Petrobras, Anadarko, Altera) and offshore wind developers (Ørsted, Siemens Gamesa, Shell), with multi-year contracts (e.g., three-year Petrobras mooring services) and integrated cross-business-line engagements (Intermoor + 2H + UTEC stack-up mooring delivery). The company recently divested its Claxton decommissioning business to AF Gruppen for £63.5 million and acquired Upstream Engineering to expand fixed platform EPC capability.
Acteon Group firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Acteon Group
- Legal name
- Acteon Group Operations (UK) Limited
- Website
- https://acteon.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2004
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1,001–5,000 employees
- Short description
- Acteon Group is a UK-based offshore energy engineering services firm operating through four business lines (Intermoor, Menck, UTEC, 2H) that delivers integrated mooring, foundation, geotechnical, and asset integrity solutions to oil & gas operators and offshore wind developers globally across 100+ locations.
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Acteon Group industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Offshore Energy Engineering Services
- NAICS
- Support Activities for Mining (2131), Geophysical Surveying and Mapping Services (541360), Other Support Activities for Water Transportation (48839)
- SIC
- Oil & Gas Field Services, Nec (1389), Oil & Gas Field Machinery & Equipment (3533)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Marine & Offshore Energy O&M (Offshore Wind, Platforms, Subsea Assets) (EUAEAGAO)
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Where Acteon Group is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Norwich
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices8 records
Markets served
Acteon Group business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales
Revenue model
- Offshore Decommissioning Services: Project-based decommissioning engineering and offshore execution services for ageing offshore platforms, FPSOs, FPUs, and subsea infrastructure. Includes removal, disposal, mooring disconnection, ballasting, and tow preparation. Revenue is earned per campaign/project.
- Multi-Year Mooring Services Contracts: Multi-year (typically three-year) contracts for mooring services, asset integrity management, and monitoring. Example: Petrobras stack-up mooring system contract integrating Intermoor, 2H, and UTEC. Provides recurring revenue stream over contract duration.
- Hydraulic Hammer and Foundation Equipment Supply: Supply of proprietary hydraulic pile-driving hammers (Menck brand, models from 100 kJ to 6,250 kJ) and associated tooling to T&I contractors. Example: multi-million-pound agreement with Heerema Marine Contractors for MHU4400S hammer systems including MNRU noise mitigation units.
- Engineering Consultancy Services: Engineering consultancy services (via 2H) including platform design, riser/foundation/SURF engineering, FEED studies, mooring design, geotechnical analysis, and digital twin development. Revenue is earned on project/contract basis, including the acquisition of Upstream Engineering expanding fixed platform portfolio.
- Site Investigation and Geotechnical Services: Geophysical and geotechnical survey services using proprietary PROD system, seabed CPT systems (Manta 200), and geospatial surveys. Supports offshore wind and oil & gas site characterization projects globally.
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels1 record
Marketing channels6 records
Acteon Group product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Acteon Group delivers integrated offshore energy infrastructure services spanning the full project lifecycle — site investigation and characterisation, offshore construction (mooring, foundations, positioning), asset integrity management, and life extension/decommissioning. Services are delivered through four wholly-owned business lines: Intermoor (mooring and anchors including SEPLA and FEPLA plate anchors), Menck (hydraulic pile-driving hammers), UTEC (geotechnical and geo-services including the PROD seabed drill and iSite platform), and 2H (engineering consultancy with digital twin capabilities). The company serves offshore oil and gas operators and offshore wind developers across 100+ global locations.
Product overview
Acteon Group is an offshore energy engineering services company providing lifecycle solutions across four core service areas: Site Investigation and Characterisation, Offshore Construction, Asset Integrity Management, and Life Extension and Decommissioning. The company operates four business lines: Intermoor (Mooring and Anchors), Menck (Marine Foundations/hydraulic hammers), UTEC (Geo-services), and 2H (Engineering consultancy). Acteon offers specialized technologies including SEPLA and FEPLA plate anchors for mooring systems, Drive-Drill-Drive (3D) pile installation methods, PROD seabed drilling systems, and digital platforms including iSite for asset management and digital twins for structural monitoring. The integrated portfolio serves offshore wind, oil and gas, and nearshore construction industries across global locations.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Intermoor: Acteon's Mooring and Anchors business line providing permanent and temporary mooring solutions including SEPLA and FEPLA anchor technologies
- Menck
- UTEC
- 2H
Products and services
- SEPLA (Suction Embedded Plate Anchor) Patented anchoring solution combining suction pile and plate anchor technologies for offshore mooring. SEPLAs are inserted into a suction follower for embedment before the follower is recovered for reuse, leaving no mechanical hardware on the seabed. Up to 50%+ total mooring cost savings vs. traditional suction piles. 180+ installations worldwide. Patented by Intermoor.
- FEPLA (Flexibly Embedded Plate Anchor) Next-generation anchoring solution for floating offshore wind using hybrid vibro/impact dual-mode embedment system suitable for sand, clay, and mixed soil layers. 30-50% faster installation, 60-70% carbon footprint reduction, up to 70% lighter than piles, no high bollard pull or deep proof loading required, and removable at end-of-life.
- PROD (Portable Remotely Operated Drill) Self-contained, remotely operated seabed drilling and geotechnical testing system rated to 4,000 m water depth, investigating seabeds to 150 m below seafloor. Achieves geotechnical data 5x faster than traditional drillships, delivers lower cost per metre of data, and improves shear strength measurement by 20%.
- Menck Hydraulic Hammers Hydraulic double-acting impact hammers from Menck ranging from 100 kJ to 6,250 kJ energy output (e.g., MHU4400S, MHU6000W) for efficient pile driving in any soil formation. The MHU6000W is purpose-designed for next-generation XXL monopile installation in offshore wind with integrated noise reduction technology (MNRU) and GNSS integration.
- Drive-Drill-Drive (3D) Pile Installation Method Hybrid pile installation method combining initial pile driving, relief drilling, and final pile re-driving to overcome challenging soil formations and refusal risk. Reduces operational complexity by avoiding need for casings or grout. Used on 160 monopiles at Gwynt Y Môr wind farm.
- iSite Digital Asset Management Platform Cloud-based digital asset management and visualization platform for offshore survey and inspection data. Used across more than 500 projects globally. Up to 89% of iSite users reported significant cost savings. Supports all phases from site investigation to long-term structural inspection.
- Structural Digital Twins Structural digital twins for offshore energy projects using finite element models trained with machine learning for real-time monitoring, anomaly detection, and predictive maintenance. Combines design records, offshore inspection data, real-time sensor inputs, simulated data, and virtual sensors. Used by Siemens Gamesa at Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind and on TetraSpar floating wind demonstration project.
- Site Investigation and Characterisation Services Comprehensive seabed characterization services for offshore energy projects including geophysical surveys, geotechnical surveys, and geospatial surveys. Supports offshore wind and oil and gas site characterization globally.
- Offshore Construction Services Design, installation and commissioning of offshore projects including positioning and construction support, integrated marine foundations, and mooring solutions for offshore wind and oil and gas operators.
- Asset Integrity Management Services Services to maximize lifetime value of offshore assets through offshore inspection, monitoring and digital solutions, and mooring integrity management. Includes digital twin-based predictive maintenance for offshore structures.
- Life Extension and Decommissioning Services Services for maximizing value of ageing offshore assets including removal and disposal services, asset life extension, and decommissioning engineering. Includes project-based decommissioning for FPSOs, FPUs, spars, and subsea infrastructure. 300+ decommissioning projects completed.
- SubSea Quieter® Noise Mitigation System Patented noise mitigation technology by Sealence consisting of flexible panels made from air-inflatable membrane deployed underwater around offshore foundations during installation, acting as an acoustic shield to reduce underwater noise. Being adapted for floating wind turbine deep anchoring and offshore electrical substations through the Searénité Consortium.
- Menck Noise Reduction Unit (MNRU) Noise mitigation technology integrated with Menck hydraulic hammer systems to reduce underwater noise during pile driving, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
Quantifiable outcome
- SEPLA anchors deliver >50% total mooring cost savings compared to traditional anchoring solutions
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Companies that use Acteon Group
Customer profileNamed customers9 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
Acteon Group technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
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Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability7 records
Feature7 records
Acteon Group partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.
- Jumbo OffshorecoreIntermoor (Acteon) and Jumbo Offshore collaborate on permanent mooring projects for FPSOs, combining Intermoor's mooring engineering and installation expertise with Jumbo Offshore's vessel capabilities. Brian Boutkan (Jumbo) and Martin Kobiela (Intermoor) discussed the value of integrated mooring approaches on the Act on Energy podcast, highlighting how early alignment of engineering, installation, and lifecycle performance reduces cost, risk, and long-term complexity.
- Searérité Consortium (Chantiers de l'Atlantique, EDF power solutions, Heerema Marine Contractors, Menck, RTE, Sealence, Smulders)coreSeven European organizations formed the Searérité Consortium to develop the SubSea Quieter® noise mitigation system for offshore wind operations. The €7.1M project (funded by France 2030 via ADEME) adapts Sealence's patented SubSea Quieter® technology for floating wind turbine deep anchoring and offshore electrical substations foundations. Menck (Acteon's Marine Foundations business line) provides technical advisory support for acoustic modelling, interface design, and deployment procedure development. Year one focuses on design, acoustic modelling, and pressurized tank tests down to 300m depth.
- Heerema Marine Contractors Nederland SEcoreMenck (Acteon's Marine Foundations business line) entered a strategic multi-million-pound agreement to supply Heerema Marine Contractors with two MHU4400S hydraulic hammer systems, each accompanied by Menck Noise Reduction Units (MNRU). The first hammer was delivered in March 2026; the second is scheduled for October 2027. This agreement reinforces long-standing collaboration and strengthens Heerema's position among leading T&I contractors. Heerema is a long-time client, partner, and operator of Acteon's products.
- Australian Research Council / University of Western Australia (UWA) / Shell Australia / EDF Power Solutions / TotalEnergies / 2HcoreIntermoor (Acteon's Moorings and Anchors business line) is part of a Joint Industry Project (JIP) awarded a major grant by the Australian Research Council. The 'SEPLA in Sand' project, developed with the Centre of Offshore Foundation Systems at UWA, Shell Australia, EDF Power Solutions, TotalEnergies, and 2H, aims to enhance understanding of SEPLAs in sandy and layered soils. Findings will also inform development of the FEPLA (Flexibly Embedded Plate Anchor). Research will provide critical insights for safer, more efficient offshore anchoring operations.
- Wynnergy MarineminorActeon and Wynnergy Marine, a Taiwan-based marine solutions provider, signed a strategic MOU to jointly deliver renewable energy projects across the region. Wynnergy brings regional marine expertise in Taiwan, complementing Acteon's offshore infrastructure capabilities for renewable energy projects.
- Petrofac (for FPSO Northern Endeavour)minorIntermoor secured a contract from Petrofac for engineering, equipment, and install/removal of a temporary mooring system for FPSO Northern Endeavour in Singapore. Intermoor acts as the specialist mooring contractor delivering against Petrofac's project requirements.
- University of Dundee Geotechnical Engineering FacilitycoreIntermoor completed the first phase of model testing for the FEPLA (Flexibly Embedded Plate Anchor) at the University of Dundee Geotechnical Engineering Facility. Tests focused on vibro-hammer embedment and pullout capacity in sand using 1/60 scale model in 1g environment, validating the apparatus ahead of planned centrifuge trials. Results aligned with empirical predictions and provided new insights into vibro-embedment of closed-ended piles.
Scale indicators12 records
Recent moves7 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Acteon Group competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Saipem: Saipem is a large integrated EPCI contractor serving offshore oil & gas and offshore wind, including foundations, subsea, and floating production systems. It competes on integrated tenders where Acteon would contribute specialized mooring, foundation or survey services as a subcontractor.
- TechnipFMC: TechnipFMC is a large subsea and surface energy engineering, equipment, and services provider. Its integrated subsea and SURF portfolio competes on larger scopes where 2H and Intermoor would otherwise contribute engineering and mooring expertise.
- Worley: Worley provides engineering, procurement, and project services across offshore energy and renewables. Its engineering consultancy and offshore project delivery capabilities overlap with Acteon's 2H engineering consultancy, especially after the Upstream Engineering acquisition broadened fixed-platform scope.
Direct peers
- Oceaneering International: Oceaneering provides subsea tooling, intervention, mooring, and survey services for offshore energy operators. Its mooring integrity services and intervention tooling portfolio directly overlap with Intermoor's mooring and UTEC's geo-services offerings.
- Subsea 7: Subsea 7 is a global leader in offshore EPCI and SURF, including mooring installation, riser systems, and subsea construction. It directly competes with Acteon's Intermoor and 2H business lines on integrated mooring and SURF scopes for oil & gas and offshore wind clients.
- Fugro: Fugro is a global leader in offshore site characterization, geotechnical, and geophysical surveys. UTEC competes most directly with Fugro on geophysical and seabed investigation scopes for offshore wind and oil & gas projects.
- Van Oord: Van Oord is an offshore wind installation and marine contracting specialist with strong foundation and cable installation capabilities. It is a frequent counterpart on offshore wind tenders where Acteon supplies foundation equipment or mooring services.
- DEME Group: DEME operates a major offshore installation fleet and provides EPCI services for offshore wind and decommissioning. It competes with Acteon's Menck and Intermoor business lines on foundation and mooring scopes for offshore wind developers.
- Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure: Trelleborg supplies marine fenders, mooring systems, and offshore infrastructure including polymer-based mooring solutions. It competes with Intermoor on mooring hardware and engineered solutions for ports, terminals, and offshore energy.
- Helix Energy Solutions: Helix is a specialist in well intervention and offshore decommissioning, including FPSO and subsea infrastructure removal. It overlaps with the decommissioning scope Acteon delivers through its mooring and asset integrity capabilities.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat6 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights6 records
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Acteon Group leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles18 records
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Company hierarchySubsidiaries5 records
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Acteon Group M&A and investment
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Frequently asked questions about Acteon Group
What does Acteon Group do?
Acteon Group delivers integrated offshore energy infrastructure services spanning the full project lifecycle — site investigation and characterisation, offshore construction (mooring, foundations, positioning), asset integrity management, and life extension/decommissioning. Services are delivered through four wholly-owned business lines: Intermoor (mooring and anchors including SEPLA and FEPLA plate anchors), Menck (hydraulic pile-driving hammers), UTEC (geotechnical and geo-services including the PROD seabed drill and iSite platform), and 2H (engineering consultancy with digital twin capabilities). The company serves offshore oil and gas operators and offshore wind developers across 100+ global locations.
Is Acteon Group a public or private company?
Acteon Group is a private company. It is classified as management employee owned and is currently operating.
When was Acteon Group founded?
Acteon Group was founded in 2004. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.
Where is Acteon Group based?
Acteon Group is headquartered in Norwich, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does Acteon Group make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Offshore Decommissioning Services are the primary driver. The others are multi-Year Mooring Services Contracts, hydraulic Hammer and Foundation Equipment Supply, engineering Consultancy Services and site Investigation and Geotechnical Services.
Who are Acteon Group's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Saipem, TechnipFMC and Worley. Direct peers are Oceaneering International, Subsea 7, Fugro, Van Oord, DEME Group, Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure and Helix Energy Solutions.
Does Acteon Group have an API?
No public API is recorded for Acteon Group.
What industry is Acteon Group in?
Acteon Group's product category is Offshore Energy Engineering Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAEAGAO, Marine & Offshore Energy O&M (Offshore Wind, Platforms, Subsea Assets). Its NAICS code is 2131 and its SIC code is 1389.