MMA Offshore eyes global market out of Singapore
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Singapore
AUSTRALIA-LISTED MMA Offshore, fresh from a rebranding exercise, is banking on its new Singapore office to drive the next phase of growth for the firm.
Previously known as Mermaid Marine Australia, the largest Australian marine-services provider is counting on the international market for expansion as construction activity in the Australian oil and gas sector tails off.
The group has identified East and West Africa, the Middle East, South-east Asia and Australasia as key regions for growth in its five-year strategic plan set in 2011/2012.
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