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Africa Drilling and Completion Fluids Market by Type (Water Based, Synthetic Based, Oil Based & others), By Application (Onshore & Offshore), By Countries - Regional Trend & Forecast to 2019

The Africa drilling waste management market constitutes 5.6% of the global drilling waste management market, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.0% from 2014 to 2019. Geographically, the African market has been further segmented into Egypt, Algeria, Libya, Angola, and Nigeria, among others. Egypt held the largest share of 26% of the Africa drilling waste management market in 2014. The Africa drilling waste management market holds a high potential for growth in future due to a number of forces favoring this market. The major factors driving this market include increasing environmental concerns, increasing CAPEX for exploration and production, and the stringent government regulations forcing oil & gas companies to implement effective drilling waste management practices.

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In this report, the Africa drilling waste management market has been segmented on the basis of service, application, and geography. Solids control, containment & handling, and treatment & disposal are the segments of the Africa market, in terms of service types. In 2014, the treatment & disposal contributed 39.4% to the overall Africa drilling waste management market. Offshore and onshore are the two application segments of the African market.

The report has profiled the leading players of this market, along with the recent developments of the companies. New contracts, agreements, mergers & acquisitions, and business expansions are among the key strategies adopted by the players to expand their drilling waste management businesses in the African region. The top players considered in this report are Schlumberger Ltd. (U.S.), Halliburton Co. (U.S.), Weatherford International Ltd. (Ireland), and Baker Hughes (U.S.).

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From an insight perspective, this research report has focused on various levels of analysis-industry analysis, market share analysis of top players, supply chain analysis, and company profiles, which together provide the basic views on the competitive landscape; usage patterns; emerging and high-growth segments of the Africa drilling waste management market; high-growth countries and their respective regulatory policies; government initiatives; and market drivers, restraints, and opportunities.

The report will enrich both established firms as well as new entrants/smaller firms to gauge the pulse of the market, which in turn will help the firms in garnering a greater share in the African drilling waste management market. Firms purchasing the report could use any one or combination of the below mentioned five strategies (market penetration, product development/innovation, market development, market diversification, and competitive assessment) for strengthening their market share.

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