Aker made Nkr11.2 billion ($1.8 billion) worth of sales in the first quarter, compared with Nkr10.3 billion in the first quarter of 2013.
Growth was driven by the US and Norway, but the company also achieved significant growth in the Asia Pacific.
Aker Solutions executive chairman Oyvind Eriksen said the Johan Sverdup contract helped the company.
“Demand for our subsea products and services remained strong and our engineering unit boosted its activity as employees were mobilized in London and Oslo to start work on the Johan Sverdrup contract awarded by Statoil in December,” he said.
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