Fouladi said the expansion of engineering services and the modernization of equipment have strengthened the company's role in supporting Iran's oil industry and improving drilling efficiency.

He said NIDC is carrying out a comprehensive program to rebuild and modernize its drilling fleet while upgrading equipment used in its integrated technical and engineering services. The initiative aims to improve operational efficiency, increase revenue and enhance services provided to clients.

From the start of the year through mid-July, the company performed 402 specialized services, including 130 well logging operations, 84 well survey operations and 158 drilling fluid logging operations. During the same period, it completed 6,440 meters of directional and horizontal drilling, as well as 222 meters of coring across 30 wellbores.

Fouladi said the company also delivered 1,498 technical services in line with its operational commitments and project objectives.

Those services included 34 specialized and large-scale acidizing operations, 517 cementing operations, 543 injectivity tests, 109 drill stem tests, 67 coiled tubing operations, 141 casing installation operations, 38 liner hanger installations, 32 well productivity tests, eight underbalanced drilling (UBD) operations and nine air drilling operations totaling 3,036 meters.