OGCS Global Announces Strong Q2 2025 Results, and Achievement of Major Growth Milestones through Continued Expansion
OGCS Global, a leading consultancy group supporting energy and infrastructure projects worldwide, announces another two quarters of strong performance with the successful completion of its Q2 2025 Business Plan Review. Building on the momentum of 2024, the company continues to track ahead of key performance indicators and has revised several upwards for its five-year growth plan.
“Our Q2 performance exceeded expectations,” said Phil Burke, Group Managing Director of OGCS Global. “We're making strategic gains in both financial performance and global presence, and we’re especially proud of how our teams are delivering on major project commitments.”
One of the standout developments is OGCS’s ongoing partnership with Rio Tinto on the Simandou project in Guinea — the world’s largest undeveloped high-grade iron ore mine. This collaboration marks a significant expansion into the global mining sector, reinforcing OGCS’s ability to deliver specialist expertise across complex, capital-intensive developments.
Chris Allen, Regional Director OGCS Guinee SARL commented, “The Simandou project is a major milestone for OGCS. Our work in Guinea showcases the strength of our integrated project expertise and consultancy capabilities at a world-leading scale.”
OGCS continues to invest in its global footprint and leadership team.
This latest quarter saw the opening of a new office in Seattle, supporting OGCS’s expansion in the Pacific Northwest and supporting key clients with development of critical infrastructure and data centers in the region. David Perrier has joined the team to further expand business in Canada in the second half of 2025.
In parallel, OGCS has expanded its Middle East operations with a dedicated office in Dubai.
To lead this strategic expansion, OGCS has appointed Andy Taylor to head up the Middle East business. Andy brings a wealth of experience in infrastructure and energy projects and will be instrumental in establishing OGCS as a trusted partner in the region.
“Our continued growth reflects not only the strength of our project portfolio but also the calibre of our people,” said Phil Burke. “With additional offices, expanded leadership, and the development of significant new partnerships, OGCS is well-positioned to continue delivering high-impact results for our clients.”
Established sectors are performing well, particularly in the USA, with consistent and steady performance in Texas and Louisiana with Turnaround projects showing strong results.
As OGCS moves into the second half of 2025, the team remains focused on sustaining momentum, expanding sector reach, and delivering excellence in project execution across the globe.