Zeus-backed Air Energi acquires Pacifica HR
Zeus Private Equity-backed Air Energi Group, the international recruitment business specialising in the oil and gas industry, has made its first acquisition with the purchase of Pacifica HR, a Papua New Guinea-based HR consultancy.
The newly acquired business will now trade under the name of Air Energi Pacifica Limited.
Air Energi provides contract, project and staff hire engineers and technical specialists, delivering in-country support for a variety of personal circumstances including accomodation, pre-assignment screening, transport, health, work permits, visas and taxation. The company employs more than 120 staff and places around 1,000 contractors per year on both upstream and downstream projects. Clients include ExxonMobil, ConocoPhillips, and Shell. The company has also recently launched an office in Japan.
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