Viridien wins Sinopec order for 80,000 Sercel seismic nodes
The additional WiNG equipment will support demanding oil and gas exploration programs in China.
Viridien said on November 12, 2026 that its Sensing & Monitoring business, marketed under the Sercel brand, had received an order from Sinopec Geophysical Corporation for 80,000 additional WiNG land seismic analog nodes.
The equipment is intended for oil and gas exploration programs in China, including work in mountainous terrain, dense urban environments and areas with extensive infrastructure. Viridien said the WiNG system is designed for large-scale, high-density land surveys and works with its Pathfinder fleet-management technology.
According to Viridien, the expansion will allow Sinopec Geophysical Corporation to deploy seismic crews exceeding 100,000 channels on some of China’s largest exploration programs. The company described the order as an expansion of an existing Sercel nodal fleet and a continuation of its relationship with Sinopec Geophysical Corporation.
The release did not disclose the contract value, delivery schedule or expected revenue contribution. It said the order reflects demand for seismic acquisition equipment as exploration activity recovers.
Nodes ordered
80,000
Additional WiNG units
Deployment market
China
Oil and gas exploration
Potential crew scale
>100,000
Channels on some programs
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