The company’s stock tumbled 7.5% to $4.07 in Monday premarket trading, erasing a portion of the 10% gains the firm had posted earlier this year. Of the 115 people onboard when the rig’s leg penetrated beyond its intended depth, 110 have been accounted for. The sudden sinking has triggered an emergency response involving local authorities and the company’s internal teams.

Chief Executive Bruno Morand stated that the firm’s immediate focus remains on supporting the ongoing rescue efforts and addressing the welfare of the affected families. The company has pledged to coordinate a full investigation into the mechanical failure that compromised the rig’s stability.