Offshore & Marine

BROKERS’ TAKE

Seatrium back on track with estimated S$2 billion TenneT order: analysts

The latest contract lifts the total value of its new wins in FY2025 past S$4 billion

Yinson Production's chief financial officer Markus Wenker (left) speaking to reporters alongside chief executive Flemming Gronnegaard at the sidelines of an investor event in November.

Offshore specialist Yinson Production eyes IPO, among other exit options for investors

The Singapore-based company is expanding into carbon capture and storage, while eyeing opportunities in Namibia

The Tiber FPU will share more than 85% of its design with the Kaskida FPU (pictured).

Seatrium bags new BP contract; lifts order book to more than S$2 billion

The Tiber FPU marks Seatrium’s second consecutive deepwater project for BP

Kelvin Tang, managing director of Jub Pacific, expects the group's revenue to grow 40% year on year in FY2026.
ENTERPRISE 50 AWARDS

Jub Pacific rides offshore oil and gas upturn by going global early

The liftboat operator is now moving to expand its fleet while making strides in Asia’s emerging offshore wind farm sector

Shares of the shipyard, offshore energy and marine transportation company have risen 3.7% or S$0.004 to S$0.112 on Monday as at 9.15 am.

Marco Polo Marine expects ‘significantly higher’ FY2025 net profit

This is mainly due to impairment loss reversals on certain vessels and the disposal of its stake in Marco Polo Offshore

In September, Yangzijiang Shipbuilding said three of its subsidiaries had cancelled shipbuilding contracts worth around US$180 million with an unnamed buyer.
HOT STOCK

Yangzijiang Shipbuilding falls 2.9% after BlackRock sells 37.8 million shares

The asset manager is no longer a substantial shareholder of the shipbuilder

The arbitration notice did not contain any particulars of the alleged disputes, the buyer’s claims or the reliefs sought by the buyer, says Seatrium.

Seatrium rejects ‘wrongful termination’ of US$475 million contract, receives notice of arbitration

The deal is for the construction of a wind turbine installation vessel at a US offshore wind farm

Aziz Merchant, Seatrium's executive vice-president for engineering, technology and new product development, says that the company still sees customers in Europe and the Asia-Pacific even as the US wind market slows down.

Seatrium stays bullish on green bets despite axing of US$475 million wind project

The offshore and marine player is also exploring ‘moonshot’ projects such as a floating nuclear platform

Yangzijiang (above) builds its ships entirely in China, while ASL’s shipbuilding facilities are spread across Singapore, Indonesia and China.
HOT STOCK

ASL Marine jumps 2.3% after share placement; Yangzijiang Shipbuilding falls 4.3% over port fees spat

The shipbuilders are subject to contrasting investor views on their fortunes