Vistra (services company)

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OIL -now Vistra
Industry Professional services
Founded1986
Headquarters Hong Kong
Key people
Jonathon Clifton
(Group Managing Director),
Simon Filmer
(Deputy Group Managing Director),
Ernest Zheng
(Managing Director, China),
Helen Soh
(Managing Director, Singapore),
Nadine Feng
(Managing Director, Taiwan),
Effy Yeung
(Executive Director, Hong Kong),
Jessica Far
(Executive Director, Hong Kong)
ServicesInternational incorporations, post incorporation technical support, on-going corporate services.
Number of employees
3000 employees(June 2017)
Website vistra.com

Vistra is a corporate services company headquartered in Hong Kong.

Contents

History

Vistra was established in Hong Kong in 1986 (as OIL) and quickly grew its service offerings and expanded its geographic coverage. In 2011 OIL merged with Vistra before completely rebranding to Vistra in 2017. [1]

In 2023, BPEA EQT merged Vistra and Trictor in a $6.5 billion deal. [2]

Offshore 2020

The Offshore2020 was annual market research conducted by OIL. The research focused on the key trends and future developments of the offshore and related industries, and reviewed issues such as market drivers and constraints, impact of the increasing regulations and jurisdictional popularity. The last Offshore 2020 was published in December 2015.

In 2017 Offshore 2020 was rebranded as Vistra 2020.

Previous Publications:

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References

  1. "OIL rebrands as Vistra". 14 February 2017.
  2. Pisharody, Gokul; Ngui, Yantoultra; Ngui, Yantoultra (2023-07-28). "BPEA EQT completes $6.5 billion merger of Vistra and Tricor". Reuters. Retrieved 2023-12-12.
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