Oilfield services company Hunting Plc said its CEO Dennis Proctor will retire later this year after a successor has been appointed.
Hunting, which provides drilling tools to oil and gas producers, said it has begun the process to identify a successor and is considering both internal and external candidates.
Proctor will remain CEO until the appointment is made, Hunting said on April 7.
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