Aberdeen-based
Asco
said
it
has
bought
the
remaining
50%
of
the
port
company,
of
which
it
has
owned
half
since
2009,
for
an
undisclosed
sum.
“Scrabster
will
be
a
key
logistics
hub
as
the
substantial
West
of
Shetland
fields
come
on
stream
in
the
coming
years,”
commented
Asco’s
chief
executive
for
Europe
Andrew
Macdonald.
“It
offers
established
quayside
services
and
a
fast,
direct
shipping
route
to
offshore
fields
from
the
UK
mainland,”
he
said.
Established
in
1997,
Scrabster
Port
Services
has
acted
as
a
hub
for
offshore
and
production
support
west
of
Shetland,
on
the
Atlantic
frontier,
and
in
the
waters…
