Considering the level of the debt CGG has compared to other companies where administrators have been called in (Thomas Cook is 1 example) how are we still trading.? Not only are we still trading, we are spending ever more money on staff, bonus... —  read more 

isnt this the guy that tried to buy multiphysics??? https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2019/09/20/ocado-sues-co-founder-jonathan-faiman/

What's happening to the marine fleet? How many vessels are currently operational?

My fellow victims. The year was 2012 - London a heady, lovedrunk party carnival atmosphere celebrating biodiversity of the Olympian proportions including (but not limited to) the since k–ler Oscar Pistorious, on the blades, scything through the... —  read more 

I've heard rumours, anyone know how many are going?

Colleagues, how do we feel about the impending Q2 financial results re: employment security?

so cgg are splashing out on new 42 inch screens and new wireless keyboards/mice for all in the uk along with pc upgrades. our debt is increasing yet managers are still spending money we do not have. if this was a household budget we would be pulling... —  read more 

Another $30M loss, debt climbing back up now at $868M

Is it just me, or has age become a liability at CGG? Everybody in their fifties and above (and in some cases late forties) seem to be the first to be considered when it comes to layoffs. I'm not sure how is this okay, since age discrimination is... —  read more 

Or are things improving?

A few people have been laid off by CGG since Monday, but so far today I haven't heard anything about more. Does that mean that the layoffs are done for now? That this was just a really small round that targeted a few selected people, or will there be... —  read more 

Two from Redhill being pushed out the door.

Every other time I like to browse positions that are still coming up at CGG. My heart still goes out to them although I have already left ages ago. However, this morning when browsing to https://www.cgg.com/en/Join-Us/Professionals it just sends me... —  read more 

Just when you think it can't get worse, another big loss with massive write offs. Net loss of 790M Euro in Q4. Stock down another 8%. —  read more 

Is it just me or are LinkedIn posts from staff of a certain bankrupt French former-seismic acquisition company becoming a little pathetic? It seems the boss man (or lady) has instructed all junior staff, with no knoweledge of the industry, history... —  read more 

Q4 will be announced Mar 8'th!!

What are the pros and cons of signing or not signing new contract for marine?

Ladies and Gentlemen, Which of the Fugro acquisitions do we think is most likely to be packaged up and sold off for dog food in the short term? Furgo Robinson Fugro Jason Fugro Airbourne Fugro NPA Fugro Seismic Imaging My sources close to those in... —  read more 

So time has come with more and more employees going from the company. Who will be left if anyone the way the company is being driven into the ground.maybe just the few who are not able to find work anywhere else or just grasping at straws. Could just... —  read more 

A retrospective analysis of what was wrong with CGG marine. https://yadi.sk/i/OlRo2yI0gvmyZw —  read more 

The fact that CGG can go the market and get cheaper marine acquisition prices than what they could manage internally with their own boats just goes to show how incredibly inept and inefficient this company is. Marine acquisition should be THE core... —  read more 

Anyone know what they do? How staff are involved? What is the likely impact on its sell off? —  read more 

New CEO believes CGG will survive as a data processing house and equipment manufacturer. Probably the most misguided idea possible, as she will shortly find out. People are leaving as they are being forced on to a new cheaper contract ahead of being... —  read more 

What's happening with the marine fleet???? How comes most of the vessels are not in production? Is this the end of the road?

With a recent clear out of office staff based in the Houston office it seems to be hotting up more each week. Just now most of what's left of the CGG marine fleet is tied up alongside in Tampico Mexico unable to start work most probably due to more... —  read more 

What is the next CGG vessel to be taken out of production?

Ladies and gentleman, this pitiful state CGG is in right now is what you get when you let people who have no place running a company run the company. Majority of upper management got where they are through nepotism and a---kissing, and boy does it... —  read more 

will any company buy cgg? Or part of cgg?

Can anyone tell me what seismic vessels CGG is currently operating? Are any CGG vessels currently operating in the Gulf of Mexico? tx —  read more 

Anyone from Acquisitions care to share their thoughts/experiences on the recent announcement?

Well, CGG is down again. Today it is at $1.49, down 8.5%. Will it get below $1.00 by the end of the year or the end of January? This company will end up with bankruptcy and being sold off in pieces to pay sc-aps to the debt holders.

Has anyone else noticed how work is now done in a much slower and unorganized manner than before? I mean, literally some projects take twice as long to finish then they use to take a couple of years ago. We all know the company is not in a good place... —  read more 

CGG started loosing money the year after they bought Veritas in 2007 for $3,1 Billion. Marine losses were hidden in Multi-Client division for years before it became public knowledge and the extent of the losses could no longer be hidden. The demise... —  read more 

The new strategy after failing for a decade is to get out. This from a company that ran off all its talent telling them to leave, we don’t need them. What a bunch of losers. —  read more 

The current price, as I type this, is $1.69. Five days ago it was around $2.40-$2.50. Have a nice Christmas everyone.

Is it true CGG is planing a major layoff round before the end of this month? Please tell me that's not true. Preparation for holidays is stressful as it is on its own. If I have to throw worrying about being laid off in the mix, I'm not sure my poor... —  read more 

The shares are falling because debt is rising quickly. Look at the quarterly reports since bankruptcy. Revenue is improving yet the profit generated is insufficient to cover depreciation, costs and high interest payments. Debt is in dressing about... —  read more