Founded in 1968, Messina Inc. has grown to be a worldwide affiliation of companies with operational and R&D headquarters located in Dallas, Texas. Messina Incorporated is a privately held, financially independent company.

Messina researches, designs, and engineers the application of its chemicals - complete lines of chemicals and fluid systems to drill, complete, workover, cement, stimulate and produce oil, gas, geothermal and water wells.

Messina’s products are manufactured in the USA, Europe and several other countries. These cost/effective products are marketed directly to operators, and/or to affiliated local accredited supply and service companies. Messina provides important technical support for all chemical products and fluid systems, including, but not limited to, engineering services and a full line of laboratory testing equipment to ensure the proper utilization of its chemicals and fluid systems.

Messina is one of the most experienced and well-established service and supply companies in the international market. Messina's list of satisfied customers includes virtually all of the multinational and national oil and gas companies around the world.

The quality of each Messina product is strictly controlled to surpass API, the customer's, Messina's, ISO 9000, or industry standards, whichever is applicable. Prices, depending upon the quantity, packaging and final destination, are extremely competitive due to the fact that large quantities are produced and shipped annually.

Mission Statement:
Messina's "Integrated Approach" applies to the design and application of all the fluid systems used in the well - from the drilling mud, cement slurry, completion fluid, to the stimulation and production-treating fluid systems - to reach TD in the least amount of rig time, achieve an in-gauge hole, a better cement job, and the least amount of damage to the reservoir formation, thereby enhancing the maximum production of hydrocarbons for the lowest possible cost.

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