Dubai, UAE – 24 May 2023   TGT announced today that its ‘Horizontal Flow powered by Cascade3 brand strategy and brand campaign won Gold for “Best visual identity from the energy and utilities sector” , as well as ‘highly commended’ in two other categories for 'Best Development of a New Brand Within an Existing Brand Portfolio' and 'Best Strategic or Creative Development of a New Brand', at the tenth annual Transform Awards MEA 2023.   This is the third cluster of brand accolades TGT received from the Transform awards, following its previous Gold and Silver success for the total brand transformation of its ‘TGT Diagnostics’ parent brand and Pulse1 brand strategy.   This is a tremendous achievement for the company and a credit to our talented brand team”, commented Ken Feather, Chief Marketing Officer, TGT. “We engineered and produced all aspects of the Horizontal Flow powered by Cascade3 brand, from consumer research to positioning, developing brand codes, sales collateral, media content and executing an ambitious communications campaign #KnowYourFlow. To win alongside so many iconic brands and professional brand agencies is an outstanding result. I’m very proud of the team”, continued Ken.   Horizontal Flow powered by Cascade3 technology delivers accurate assessments of flow dynamics in horizontal wells, enabling asset teams to manage well and reservoir performance more effectively, helping energy producers keep wells safe, clean and productive.   “Horizontal wells promise enormous efficiency and economic gains but are notoriously challenging to manage. Horizontal Flow with Cascade3 solves many of the diagnostic challenges faced by Reservoir and Production Engineers, providing them with the insights they need to reduce operating costs and energy consumption and increase ultimate recovery.” added Ken. Established in 2009, the annual Transform Awards recognise the most innovative, creative and successful brand work across the world. Covering seven regions, this prestigious awards programme focuses on specific aspects of the branding process and provides a platform to benchmark and showcase exemplary work in brand strategy and development.   Andrew Thomas, publishing editor of Transform magazine and founder of the Transform Awards, says, “For the past 10 years, the Transform Awards has benchmarked the best of brand strategy, creativity and design in the Middle East and Africa region. Tonight’s ceremony truly demonstrated the transformative power of brand strategy and design, and we look forward to carrying on these celebrations over the next decade.   TGT continues to focus on providing diagnostic solutions that help the oil and gas industry reduce emissions and achieve carbon-zero targets, enabling a sustainable energy future for everyone. Transform Awards MEA 2023 winners

Dubai, UAE – 1 June 2021 TGT announced today that its ‘Pulse1’ brand won Gold for “Best visual identity from the energy and utilities sector”, Bronze for “Best internal communication during a brand development project”, and Bronze for “Best development of a new brand within an existing brand portfolio”, at last week’s eighth annual Transform Awards MEA 2021.   This is the second cluster of brand accolades in the space of only 12-months, following its Gold and Silver success at last year’s Transform Awards for the total brand transformation of its ‘TGT Diagnostics’ parent brand.   This is a tremendous achievement for the company and a credit to our talented brand team”, commented Ken Feather, Chief Marketing Officer, TGT. “We engineered and produced all aspects of the Pulse1 brand completely in-house, from consumer research to positioning, developing brand codes, sales collateral, media content and executing an ambitious communications campaign. To win alongside so many iconic brands and professional brand agencies is an outstanding result. I’m very proud of the team”, continued Ken.   Pulse1 is the newest addition to TGT’s family of diagnostic platforms, and a key ingredient in its ‘True Integrity’ products. Powered by advanced electromagnetics, Pulse1 technology was created to deliver “no compromise” integrity management to oil and gas producers globally. This industry-first development overcomes the drawbacks of current technologies to enable a more accurate assessment of well integrity, helping energy producers keep wells safe, clean and productive.   “Our research revealed that consumers weren’t happy with current diagnostics and were willing to pay a premium for something better. Our Technology Centre team did an amazing job perfecting the technology, giving us just the right ingredients to work with, and we needed an equally powerful brand that would resonate with our clients and stand out in a competitive market. We launched Pulse1 last summer and uptake has been phenomenal”, added Ken. Established in 2009, the annual Transform Awards recognise the most innovative, creative and successful brand work across the world. Covering seven regions, this prestigious awards programme focuses on specific aspects of the branding process and provides a platform to benchmark and showcase exemplary work in brand strategy and development.   Andrew Thomas, publishing editor of Transform magazine and founder of the Transform awards, says, “Over the past eight years, the work we have seen entered in the awards programme has been consistently good, both here and globally. Everyone who has won this year should be proud of their accomplishments.”   Commenting on the Pulse1 brand, Andrew added, “It’s a clever, visually straightforward yet adaptable brand that allows for a breadth of communication to be delivered within a consistent brand strategy. Judges praised the way TGT was able to simplify the complex communications in the industry.”   With its brand transformation efforts successfully implemented, TGT continues to focus on providing diagnostic solutions that help the oil and gas industry reduce emissions and achieve carbon-zero targets, enabling a sustainable energy future for everyone. Transform Awards MEA 2021 winners

Integrity and corrosion assessment for successful slot recovery and plugging & abandonment (P&A) applications Article featured in Oilfield Technology   For all plug and abandonment applications, either permanent or for slot recovery, the sealing performance of well system components needs to be assured, and remain intact.    Well systems are complex and need to work perfectly to perform safely, cleanly, and productively. Understanding the condition and sealing performance of well system barriers can be challenging once the well has been brought onstream and access to these elements and components is restricted.     Current mainstream technologies only provide partial answers, leading to an incomplete assessment. However, through-barrier diagnostics look at the well system in a far more holistic and uncompromising way. These technologies have the capability of seeing through multiple barriers to provide a more complete picture of the condition of the metal tubulars and the flow around them to see if the seals are holding, prior to plug and abandonment.     In the case of permanent abandonment, natural barriers that prevent the movement or migration of downhole fluids, must be restored. And the performance of the well system barriers  must remain intact indefinitely.     In the case of slot recovery, the well components must be in good enough condition to be used again for the upcoming production cycle.   A comprehensive integrity assessment is required for either scenario.  Optimising P&A operations Planning and executing a flawless plug and abandonment requires prior knowledge of the integrity of the well barriers, and the precise position of all downhole completion elements. Operators armed with this information can determine the location of the permanent plugs and the best depths for the casing cuts for an optimised retrieval procedure.     During the productive life of a well it may experience several operator changes, perhaps after concessions expire or following divestment decisions. This can often lead to historical data being lost which, when it comes to well decommissioning, can increase the potential for making decisions without knowing all the facts about the well system, particularly the position of the casing collars, fins, centralisers or other components that impede successful decommissioning.     Using a simple multifinger caliper or an ultrasound survey, the location of the first-barrier casing collars can be determined, but the locations of the collars in the subsequent casing strings remain unknown. This approach contains an element of risk and may result in a cut planned directly in line with a thick section of metal, like a casing collar, or fin. Cutting across a collar or a fin, would mean an increase in the rig and intervention time of several hours, or potentially days.    TGT’s Multi Tube Integrity product uses the Pulse electromagnetic sensing platform to provide accurate barrier-by barrier assessment of up to four concentric tubulars (up to 20” diameter) in one single through-tubing deployment. Pulse can also pinpoint to within 1ft the location of completion elements.    The ‘electromagnetic signature’ of each tube or metal completion component, contains information about its wall thickness. The Pulse platform harnesses this information and through 3D modeling, can decipher metal loss as well as metal gain, in multiple casing strings throughout the entire well system.     Pulse can identify the location of known completion elements, but also identify new ones, not expected including welded fins on the outer casing string, often inaccessible to other evaluation technologies.     If Multi Tube Integrity is used prior to the P&A planning, the diagnostic results would remove the uncertainty allowing operators to confirm the optimum cutting window location in all casings, thus minimising the intervention time and reducing rig time and costs.  Integrity & corrosion assessment for slot recovery Slot recovery offers operators a way of capitalising on existing assets, by providing a new means of extending a well’s productive life.     It is a robust solution which utilises the existing surface and downhole infrastructure, to create a “new” offshoot well, which would reduce the costs associated with drilling. However, before this can become a reality, the inspection of downhole completion elements such as surface casing and its cemented annulus are a must.     Limitations in current technologies have meant that barrier verification is performed while the rig is in place, and once the tubulars (production and intermediate casings) have been retrieved.     Key input parameters, such as the cement condition and the integrity of the casing are obtained at the last stage of the planning. The late arrival of this critical information results in a complex well intervention plan, with several contingent scenarios based on a range of potential outcomes from the downhole integrity assessment.     The industry is calling for a new solution. One which can determine the condition and sealing performance of the cement and the metal barriers, prior to planning the slot recovery.  Pulse data showing wall thickness, collars and completion elements in 5 ½ in., 9 5/8 in., 13 3/8 in. and 20 in. tubulars. A powerful diagnostic combination TGT’s Multi Tube Integrity product used together with the Multi Seal Integrity product is the answer. This powerful combination utilises TGT’s Pulse electromagnetic platform, the Chorus acoustic platform and the Indigo multisense platform, and it can be deployed in one through-tubing deployment.   Pulse is used to evaluate the metal thickness of multiple tubulars, including the surface casing. It also has the unique capability of being able to confirm the position of critical completion components, including collars, centralisers, and casing shoes.   Chorus is used to assess the hydraulic seal integrity of the cement barrier to determine where the cement is sealing and where it is not. Fluid flow in the well system creates a rich spectrum of acoustic energy that penetrates the surroundings. This acoustic wave is encoded with information that Chorus can convert into acoustic spectra that can locate leaks and flowpaths throughout the well system, from the wellbore to the outer annuli.   The Pulse, Chorus and Indigo platforms are part of TGT’s True Integrity System which provides a clear diagnosis of integrity dynamics throughout the well system. The key to success It is critical that before slot recovery can be executed, there is an understanding of the collective integrity of the tubes, seals and barriers of the mother well. Only in doing this can there be a guarantee of the secure passage for pressurised fluids.   The key to success for any P&A or slot recovery operation is knowing all the facts about the integrity of the well system prior to planning and execution. This delivers the potential to reduce costs, minimise schedule overruns, and ensures the integrity of the final outcome.

Dubai, UAE – 16 September 2020 TGT announced today that their brand transformation won Gold for “Best visual identity from the energy and utilities” sector and Silver for “Best visual identity from the engineering and manufacturing” sector at last night’s seventh annual Transform Awards MEA 2020.   TGT enlisted Handsome Brands and Emberson to create a new brand that would better reflect the business, cut through the competition, and outperform in a challenging market. This meant completely rewriting the brand strategy; engineering a new brand architecture, technology brands, naming system, and a new product portfolio; then seamlessly connecting everything at all touchpoints with a distinctive visual identity.   “This was much more than a ‘re-brand’, this was a total brand transformation”, commented Ken Feather, Chief Marketing Officer, TGT.   “Twenty years of pioneering break-through diagnostics meant TGT had the pedigree and ingredients to become a winning brand. We needed to establish a unique position with a compelling brand promise that resonated with our customers and reflected our category-leader status,” adds Ken.   TGT’s new brand is built on a simple, yet powerful idea – truth – a fitting attribute for a diagnostic leader. The brand delivers on this via two core product lines – True Flow and True Integrity. Flow and integrity are the two vital functions that allow oil and gas wells to operate safely, cleanly and productively.   “In an industry that is inherently complex, we needed to untangle the language and cut through the noise. We needed a new brand identity that was striking, simple and clean, in line with the simplicity of the new product architecture and offering,” said Ian Haughton, Founder and Creative Director of Handsome Brands. TGT also achieved Highly Commended for “Best creative strategy” and “Best naming strategy”.   Established in 2009, the Transform Awards has evolved into a celebration of the indispensable talent that exists within the branding sphere. The Awards evaluate exemplary work in brand development and acknowledge the growing significance of brand in strategic corporate communications – developing and sustaining a strong brand is imperative for success.   Andrew Thomas, the publisher of Transform magazine and founder of the Transform awards, says, “This is the seventh year the Transform Awards has benchmarked the transformative power of brand strategy and design across Middle East and Africa. The Transform Awards has grown every year. But this year we saw phenomenal growth. This was – without any doubt – the toughest year to make the shortlist.”   The awards ceremony, hosted by Ali Al Sayed, was held at the V Hotel, Dubai.   With its transformation efforts successfully implemented, TGT is now focused on providing diagnostic solutions that enable oil and gas wells to perform better, with the aim of protecting people and the planet.