
Seatrium and ABS Advance Offshore Technology
Seatrium and ABS signed an MOU to support maritime and offshore energy innovation, regulatory readiness, decarbonization, and emerging technology verification.

Seatrium and ABS signed an MOU to support maritime and offshore energy innovation, regulatory readiness, decarbonization, and emerging technology verification.

Seatrium avoids prosecution in Singapore after court approval of a $110m DPA linked to Brazil’s Operation Car Wash probe.

A 24-year-old welder died at a Tuas shipyard worksite occupied by Seatrium after he was found unconscious inside a 28-inch stainless-steel pipe on board a newly fabricated process module. Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower said it is investigating the incident and restated confined-space safety measures.

Seatrium has signed a new agreement with Royal Caribbean Group covering cruise vessel inspections, repairs and upgrades in Singapore over the next several years. The deal includes work across the group’s global fleet and strengthens workload visibility for Seatrium’s local yards.

Maersk Offshore Wind has christened Maersk Viridis, its maiden vessel, during a naming ceremony held on the ship’s main deck.

Seatrium completed the S$22 million sale of its Karimun Island yard in Indonesia, consolidating operations at Batam as part of a wider non-core asset divestment plan.

Seatrium has won a new FSRU conversion contract from Karpowership, with work on LNGT Karadeniz scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2026.

Seatrium has delivered a next-generation WTIV to Maersk Offshore Wind. The vessel targets 15+ MW turbines, carries a 1,900-tonne crane, and is set to sail in March 2026 for the Empire Wind assignment off New York.

Seatrium is progressing asset divestments including 17 tugboats sold for S$104m, the Can-Do 2 dock for S$16.9m, and the Karimun Yard for S$22m, targeting early-2026 completion.
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