Dolfines: €2.54 Million in Orders Signed in the First Half, Despite Middle East Challenges
Dolfines has released its commercial activity report for the first half of 2026. The group reports signing €2.54 million in new orders since the start of the year, with an order book totaling €3 million, almost all of which is expected to be invoiced in 2026. The commercial activity is driven by Aegide International, Dolfines SA, Dolfines LATAM, and Dolfines Gulf Consultancy, though the group notes that it has been negatively impacted by the conflict in the Middle East.
Aegide Expands Missions Related to Security
Aegide International, a subsidiary of Dolfines, launched several digital evaluation tools at the beginning of the year, including SafeView, SCA, Safety Skills Track, and SafeDrive. These solutions aim to assess safety culture and HSE skills, with the goal of leading to broader support missions. Initial commercial outcomes include an HSE evaluation program via Safety Skills Track for an international oil and gas operator, valued at €45k, complemented by a safety culture barometer for €17k.
Contracts in France, Africa, and Internationally
Aegide was also commissioned by a French industrial managing public water and electricity infrastructures in West Africa for a €42k mission. The entity also secured a QSE officer role on two Grand Paris construction sites for €145k, as well as the development of e-learning modules for two clients, totaling €100k.
Dolfines LATAM and Gulf Consultancy Strengthen the Order Book
Dolfines SA signed a €100k HSE management mission with an industrial in the tobacco sector for its German branch. Dolfines LATAM won an order worth €120k from an offshore drilling contractor in Brazil for human factors analysis. Dolfines Gulf Consultancy recorded several orders, including a drilling unit acceptance mission in Congo and Italy for €200k, a contract in Turkmenistan for €150k, an inspection in Romania for €20k, and the renewal of an HSE coaching contract in North Africa for €800k.
