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02 Jul 2026

Swire Shipping Announces New Branch Office in Timor-Leste

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Swire Shipping announced the establishment of a new branch office in Dili, Timor-Leste, marking a milestone in the company's investment in Southeast Asia.The new office will be led by Darry Tan, who has spent the past two years on the ground in Timor-Leste working closely with Swire Shipping's agency partner, CEVA Logistics. Darry's local market knowledge and established customer relationships position the new team to deliver service continuity and enhanced support to customers…

08 Apr 2026

Anschütz Expands Singapore Office

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In response to rising demand in Asia and growing ambitions in both the civil and military sectors, Anschuetz Singapore is now taking its next step by relocating to larger and more efficient premises at Bulim Square.Since its establishment in 2009, Anschuetz Singapore has grown into a team of around 40 specialists.From Singapore, Anschuetz coordinates service operations throughout the South East Asian region, provides technical support and on board service, and operates one of the largest spare parts hubs within the global Anschütz Group.

16 Mar 2026

ABS Reflects on Technology, Innovation Growth in Southeast Asia

Group photo of the 2026 ABS Southeast Asia Regional Committee. © ABS

At the annual meeting of the ABS Southeast Asia Regional Committee, ABS Chairman and CEO John McDonald offered a message to maritime and offshore industry leaders from Singapore and across Southeast Asia.“Rapid technology innovation and autonomous systems are transforming shipping into a highly connected, data-driven industry. ABS is responding by investing in our technology capabilities and expanding the value we can bring across the entire maritime ecosystem," he said.“The shipping industry faces significant pressures from global economics…

27 Jan 2026

Nam Cheong Sells 3,000 DWT Platform Support Vessel for $19.8m

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Nam Cheong Limited, one of Southeast Asia’s leading Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) providers based in Sarawak, Malaysia, has announced that the Group has entered into a sales agreement with an Indonesian customer to sell one 11-year-old 3,000 deadweight tonnage (DWT) platform support vessel (PSV) for $19.8 million.The vessel sale is part of the Group’s fleet reprofiling initiatives and is expected to contribute positively soto the Group’s earnings for the financial year ending 2026.