Oslo-listed Ventura Offshore has picked up more work for the semisubmersible <em>SSV Catarina</em> after Eni Indonesia exercised a third optional well under its current drilling campaign.The latest call-off keeps the <em>Catarina</em> working through the second quarter of 2026 and adds roughly $20m to Ventura Offshore’s firm backlog. Eni still has one optional well remaining in the programme; if taken up, the rig’s employment could run into the third quarter of 2026.The semi joined Ventura Offshore’s fleet in June 2024 after the company acquired the rig from Umas 1 for $105m. It began its Indonesian campaign for Eni in August 2024 and has remained on continuous duty since.Ventura Offshore operates largely in deep-water Brazil but has widened its footprint through international contracts such as the current Indonesian campaign. Its fleet includes the drillship <em>DS Carolina</em>, semisubmersibles <em>SSV Victoria </em>and<em> SSV Catarina</em>, and the managed drillship <em>DS Zonda</em>.