This was announced Monday by the builder of main production units for oil and gas.
The suspicions against Chabas and Hepkema came mid-December to the outside and were related to the extensive bribery scandal surrounding the Brazilian state oil company Petrobras where the Dutch SBM would have been involved in.
Another former SBM’ers were then accused of corruption, including former chairmen Tony Mace and Didier Keller and other drivers. These cases are not suitable.
SBM stressed that the settlement is not an admission of guilt and insists Chabas and Hepkema did nothing reproach perch.
The acceptance of the settlement is motivated by pragmatic reasons and especially to avoid a costly and lengthy lawsuit, the company continues to occupy long
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