ST Engineering Marine Ltd selects Kongsberg Maritime design and equipment for new walk-to-work OSV
Kongsberg Maritime will supply the design and integrated equipment package for a new walk-to-work offshore service vessel (OSV), to be built by ST Engineering Marine in Singapore for a leading oil & gas company.
The 97-metre vessel of Kongsberg Maritime UT 5520 design will accommodate 106 people and features a motion-compensated gangway to enable safe transfer of personnel between to and from offshore installations.
The new design is a further development of Kongsberg Maritime’s extensive range of vessel types for the offshore energy market. It builds on recent experience with the successful UT5519DE CSOVs (commissioning service operation vessel), which are deployed on offshore wind projects in the North Sea.
It is designed for oil and gas operations and will have a greater endurance of up to nine weeks away from shore, compared to a CSOV industry standard of four weeks.
Per Kristian Furø, Sales Director - Ship Design, Kongsberg Maritime, said: “We are delighted to have been chosen by ST Engineering Marine to supply our latest UT5520 vessel design and an extensive range of Kongsberg Maritime technology for this new vessel.
“Our design teams have drawn on our extensive know-how from decades of offshore operations, to provide a vessel that is optimised for long-distance offshore operations, where efficiency, operational reliability, safety and crew comfort are key considerations.”
AI-powered autonomous maritime defence: FLANQ surfaces to enhance European security
In response to Europe’s growing security challenges in the maritime domain, FLANQ has launched as a new provider of autonomous defence products. The company offers a comprehensive suite of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) uncrewed surface vessels, underwater drones, and sensor payloads, powered by FLANQ’s proprietary artificial intelligence software and hardware stack. Headquartered in northern Germany, FLANQ is committed to put the latest technological progress at the heart of a safe, strong and united continent.
Building on decades of combined team experience in developing technology for offshore energy and ocean science, FLANQ specialises in integrating cutting-edge AI capabilities with proven COTS maritime hardware. These ready-to-deploy, surface and underwater platforms provide naval forces with enhanced situational awareness and autonomous mission capabilities to counter evolving maritime threats, all backed by through-life support services.
“FLANQ, supported by our trusted industry partners, is resolutely focused on strengthening Europe’s maritime security landscape,” said Sören Themann, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FLANQ. “National sovereignty across the region is being tested on an unprecedented level by shadow fleets conducting hybrid warfare. Our AI-powered uncrewed systems provide navies with the rapid response capabilities needed to safeguard critical marine infrastructure above and below the surface, expansive coastlines, and essential trade routes. FLANQ’s solutions are more than drawing board concepts; they are commercially available and ready for immediate deployment."
Innovation at the core
FLANQ’s COTS solutions help put mission-winning technology into the hands of naval forces – at pace, on time and on budget, offering:
• Complete marine intelligence: Edge data processing for superior real-time situational awareness.
• Platforms: Field-proven uncrewed surface and subsurface vessels built for endurance, reliability and interoperability with NATO systems.
• Payloads: Dual-use detection and monitoring technologies to sense, classify and monitor potential surface and underwater threats.
• Logistics and support: Flexible ownership models, customer-shaped support and infield logistics ensuring naval platforms and sensors stay mission-ready, always.
“FLANQ’s commitment to European security is at the heart of our new mission,” said Co-founder and Chief Commercial Officer, Daniel Esser. “Since 2019, our focus has been on marine autonomy for the commercial sector delivering safe, smart and sustainable surveys. Today, with launch of FLANQ, we’re applying our track record, our capability, our resources to support the defence of Europe. In fact we’ve already begun to deliver solutions to key defence customers that meet the highest standards of quality, reliability, and operational effectiveness, while ensuring alignment with strategic naval autonomy and interoperability goals."
Zero usv’s oceanus12 hits the water pioneering world’s first fully autonomous usv fleet exclusively for charter
British SME ZeroUSV is one step closer to offering the world’s first charter fleet of fully autonomous uncrewed surface vessels after its inaugural Oceanus12 touched the water for the first time at Manor Marine in Portland, Dorset, this week.
The fully equipped vessel is now ready for commissioning and integration trials from ZeroUSV’s home port of Plymouth. The launching of the first Oceanus12 represents the culmination of nearly 18 months of design, engineering and build effort from the team at ZeroUSV which has been built on the success of the Mayflower 400’s transatlantic autonomous voyage - a milestone achieved through the same inter-company collaborations between Zero USV’s parent company MSubs, their non-profit Promare, and sister marine software company MarineAI.
The launch of the first vessel in the Oceanus12 series, does not though mean any let up in the pace and the coming weeks will see a series of key milestones achieved, with vessel two due to be completed in late March and vessels three and four hot on their heels. An official boat naming ceremony is scheduled for the spring, with a line-up of VIPs on the guest list.
The Oceanus12, designed for long distance over-the-horizon operations, has also been designed to be mission agnostic, allowing a wide range of potential applications: from surveys and monitoring of critical assets to safety,
geophysical surveys, border control, fisheries, defence and more. Since the “charter” business model was first announced just under 12 months ago, significant interest has been generated which has led to exciting opportunities for these first two vessels, information on which will be announced in the coming weeks.
The Oceanus12 is groundbreaking in multiple areas of technology: from its hybrid-electric drive system, with twin drives for redundancy and efficiency coupled with sufficient onboard fuel for a cruising range of more than 2500 nautical miles, to the use of the only truly fully autonomous software stack on the market – MarineAI’s Guardian software. The Oceanus12’s represents a seismic shift in what is possible with an uncrewed 12m vessel. With ZeroUSV not only owning and operating the vessels, but also the ROC (remote observation centre), the Oceanus12 is a true “turnkey” package for charter customers.
Zero USV founder Matthew Ratsey, said: “Oceanus12 presents a quantum leap forward in autonomous maritime technology and this is a seminal moment for the team here at ZeroUSV.
“We’ve created the world’s first complete solution - not just a cutting-edge 12m over-the-horizon USV available for charter, but also full maintenance and support to ensure 24/7 operations with minimal downtime.
“Designed with safety and efficiency in mind, Oceanus12 can take on a wide range of offshore over-the-horizon tasks that would typically require a crew, eliminating on-water risks and associated costs, including significant environmental benefits afforded by it being crewless For clients, this means greater flexibility, enhanced operational efficiency, and zero crew expenses.”
Utilising a suite of world-class marine sensors, including the internationally renowned mm-wave Navtech Radar, Oceanus12 integrates multiple data streams into MarineAI’s GuardianAI autonomy software. This enables real-time processing and analysis, ensuring COLREG-compliant vessel control and navigation.
Oceanus12 Specifications:
Green Credentials
• Twin Electric Hybrid Drive giving redundancy and efficiency
• Low Fuel Consumption
• Solar charging for house and emergency loads
Customisable Design
• Adaptable payload bay
• Sensor agnostic
• Quick change keel (sensor strut) allowing preloaded sensors to be swapped in/out with minimal downtime
Full Autonomy
• GuardianAI full stack autonomy software by MarineAI installed as standard
• Fully loaded autonomous sensor suite including HD Radar from Navtech.
• Remote control option
Over-the-Horizon
• Large fuel capacity for extended missions c. 2500Nm
• Six knot cruising speed with sprint speed of 10 knots (subject to payload)
Technical specification
• Length Overall: 11.55m
• Waterline Length: 11.40m
• Max Beam: 2.33m
• Displacement: 6 tonnes
• Hull Type: Monohull
• Hull Construction: Aluminium
• Installed Power: software limited to 40Kw, available 80Kw.
• Speed: 6 knots cruising, 10 knots sprint.
• Endurance: 2000+Nautical miles
• Fuel Capacity: 1200 Litres
• Payload: up to 1 tonne
• Draft: 1.76m
The Oceanus12 fleet – comprising initially over 12 vessels, including the option for an XLR (Extra Long Range) version stretching to 13 meters in length and carrying over 4000 litres of fuel and ensuring Oceanus12 is capable of spending not just weeks, but months continuously operating on higher endurance journeys - will be available in the UK, North America, Canada and Australia as Zero USV rolls out its USVs with global partners. To register your interest, please email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Unveiling a New Perspective: Exclusive True-Colour Image of Endurance Shipwreck Released
Voyis and the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust reveal unprecedented details of the legendary vessel using advanced optical technology.
The Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust and Voyis Imaging proudly present an exclusive new image of the historic Endurance shipwreck. Captured using the cutting-edge Voyis Observer Imaging System, this latest image provides an unparalleled view of the vessel and the seabed, revealing intricate details with clarity never seen before.
Building on a previously released image of Endurance, this new capture showcases the ship’s preserved structure with remarkable precision, made possible through Voyis’ True Colour technology. Unlike traditional underwater imaging, which can suffer from colour distortion and reduced visibility, the Voyis Observer Imaging System accurately restores the shipwreck’s natural hues and textures, offering a more authentic representation of how Endurance appears in its final resting place beneath the Weddell Sea.
Since red wavelengths are absorbed more rapidly by water, the perceived colour of underwater objects is significantly altered. Standard cameras do not compensate for this underwater colour shift, as their colour formation models neglect the strong wavelength dependency of light in a submerged environment. As a result, shipwrecks and subsea assets often appear with unnatural blue or green tints.
Voyis’ True Colour technology addresses this challenge by leveraging machine learning to efficiently train a Colour Correction Model for the current survey location. This survey-grade imaging solution corrects the distortions caused by underwater light absorption, producing images that represent colours as they would be perceived in air. This advancement allows explorers to visualize the true colour of subsea assets, uncovering fine details that standard cameras fail to capture.
“This new image is a testament to the evolution of underwater exploration technology,” said Elena Lewendon, COO at the Falklands Maritime Heritage Trust. “The level of detail we can now see allows us to deepen our understanding of Endurance’s condition and better appreciate the remarkable state of preservation of this legendary vessel.”
Voyis’ Observer Imaging System was designed to overcome the challenges of deep-sea imaging by delivering high-resolution optical data with true colour fidelity. By eliminating artificial lighting inconsistencies and improving image sharpness, this system sets a new benchmark for underwater archaeology and heritage preservation.
“Voyis is honoured to have contributed to the exploration of Endurance,” said Luke Richardson, VP Sales & Marketing at Voyis. “Our Observer Pro Imaging System, with true colour correction, allows us to see the wreck as it truly is, preserving its legacy with the highest level of accuracy possible.”
This latest image serves as a powerful reminder of Endurance’s enduring story, a tale of resilience, exploration, and the boundless capabilities of modern technology in uncovering the past.
MacArtney expands global footprint with hub in UAE
Global service and local support are integral to the MacArtney Group's DNA. To better serve a growing customer base in India, the Middle East, and North Africa (MENA), MacArtney has opened a new office in Dubai as a hub for the region.
The expansion is part of MacArtney's strategy to be locally represented and close to customers. The company, headquartered in Denmark, currently operates 20 strategically located offices across the Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas. This ensures access to its comprehensive product portfolio of reliable underwater technology, both locally and globally, supported by a dedicated network of distributors.
Sales Director Steen Frejo, overseeing the start-up, said: "We are committed to enhancing our regional presence and accessibility. The new office in Dubai is a significant step in our strategy to expand sales in the Middle East. This move was also complemented by the appointment of Saurabh Sharma as Regional Sales Manager in India in 2021. We see substantial growth potential in the MENA region, and our presence here will allow us to better serve our clients and explore new opportunities."
The plan is to eventually cover the MENA area in cooperation with existing regional distributors. Over the coming months, we will begin implementing our strategy in key markets, including countries such as Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, South Africa, and Bangladesh, ensuring a robust and responsive presence across the region.
Leveraging local expertise for market growth
The new office will improve customer support, provide faster response times, and facilitate closer collaboration with local clients. To strengthen its commitment to regional growth and manage daily business activities, MacArtney has appointed Kaushal Sinha as Sales Manager. He will report to Steen Frejo at HQ in Denmark, who will be responsible for the overall operations.
Kaushal brings over two decades of experience in technical sales within the marine industry, using his expertise to drive results at leading organisations, including Kongsberg Maritime, Unique Hydrographic Systems in India, and Seatronics in the UAE.
Expanding client base in key industries
MacArtney will focus on developing its client base in the marine, offshore, ocean science, and naval industries. Kaushal will support current customers and identify new opportunities for MacArtney's underwater technology portfolio in connectivity, data acquisition, and complex system solutions for seafloor-to-surface applications.
Kaushal stated: "I am excited to lead our efforts locally and bring MacArtney's innovative solutions closer to our clients."
"This is a measure to improve our local service and client engagement," added Steen Frejo. "Kaushal's valuable insights will help MacArtney explore the significant growth potential in collaboration with the Indian operation and distributors in the MENA region."
See tomorrow’s world today at Ocean Business 2025
With less than a month to go until Ocean Business 2025, exhibitors are gearing up to unveil exciting new products set to shape the future of ocean science and technology.
More than 350 world leading manufacturers and service providers in this fast-changing sector have booked space at the biggest edition yet of the premier exhibition for marine industries.
The three-day event, which runs from April 8-10 at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, is open to all visitors for free by registering online at www.oceanbusiness.com.
This year’s Ocean Business, inside the expanded exhibition halls and featuring a programme of training and demonstrations on the dockside, on board vessels and in the classroom, is expected to attract record crowds from around the world.
Visitors will be able to see the latest in transformational ocean technology, from autonomous vehicle underwater monitoring, next generation ROVs, advances in sensor technology, and much more.
Among the many highlights, Tritonia Scientific will present Hydrophis, its bespoke platform designed to revolutionise the way marine data is analysed. Using geo-referenced 3D photogrammetry and incorporating a wide range of other survey and data types, Hydrophis offers underwater clarity, says the Oban based company.
From Canada, satellite communications expert MetOcean Telematics will launch STREAM IMT, created to simplify global connectivity with fast, reliable and low-latency communication that works anywhere in the world.
Nine North, meanwhile, will show how its immersive 3D visualisations bring the ocean to life. The brainchild of ocean explorer Sylvain Pascaud and software engineer and cinematographer Matthieu Straub, Nine North has developed cutting-edge tools that empower researchers and industry experts to explore, map and understand the deep-sea environment.
Also launching at Ocean Business is McLane Research Laboratories’ newest eDNA sampler, the Suspended Particulate Rosette sampler (SuPR), which enables operator programmed selections that include total volume, flow rate and sample collection time, targeting phytoplankton and particulate trace metals, as well as eDNA.
Leaders in autonomous underwater inspection and exploration, Tethys Robotics will showcase Tethys ONE, which is equipped with advanced sensors and imaging technology, facilitating detailed mapping and analysis of oceanic infrastructure.
And, from France, AGISTAR will reveal how the innovative design of its BX-USV platform makes it perfectly suited for the development of advanced robotic systems, offering a low-cost, sustainable solution for various maritime tasks.
Cheri Arvonio, Event Director at show organiser Diversified Communications, said: ‘Ocean Business is renowned for bringing state-of-the-art innovation to a wider audience and this year looks likely to be memorable for ground-breaking announcements.
‘We’re delighted to be at the heart of this forward-thinking global community and can’t wait to see you in April for three days of pioneering developments across the ocean technology sector.’
To see the full exhibitor list, please visit: https://exhibitormanual.oceanbusiness.com/exhibitor-list-search/
Ocean Business 2025 conference programme announced
Preparations for Ocean Business 2025 are well underway, with a bigger than ever exhibition and a packed two-day conference programme, more details of which can now be unveiled.
The line-up of industry experts reflects the scope and ambition of the sector as it gathers together for the global marine technology and science show, to be held at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) in Southampton from April 8-10.
Keynote speakers on day one of the conference, taking place on Tuesday, April 8, include John Siddorn, NOC chief executive, examining the centre’s role in industry engagement; Andy Liddell of Defence Equipment and Support, exploring the future of autonomous systems in the Royal Navy; and Commander Mark Butcher, representing Navy Develop and its many technical collaborations.
At the end of the morning session, the Society of Maritime Industries (SMI) will present its coveted Business Person of the Year Award.
After lunch, Becky Conway, CEO of the Hydrographic Society UK & Ireland, will lead a discussion on Future Skills for the Next Generation of Ocean Technology, along with Fugro Academy’s Mike Redmayne, while Chris White of the Australian Maritime College will offer an Antipodean perspective on training in autonomous maritime systems.
Following an early careers platform for student hydrographers, two pan-sector panels, both mediated by Conference Chair Sue John, will look at Space and the Marine Environment, with the NOC’s Paul Bell investigating the Remote Sensing Revolution, plus presentations from the European Space Agency, the Space South Central Enterprise Network, and Surrey Satellite Technology.
The Future of our Ocean is the overall theme of day two, on Wednesday, April 9, chaired by BP’s Mark Poole and with a roll-call of international innovators, from RS Aqua’s Ryan Mowat, to Neil Manning of Cellular Robotics Canada, and Adam Hamilton of MMA Offshore, Australia, addressing everything from intelligent underwater acoustics, to long-endurance AUVs, and the challenges of renewable energy surveys.
Also not to be missed, in the second session on this theme, chaired by Trish Buxton of Thurn Group, are talks by Port of London hydrographer John Dillon-Leetch, on meeting the needs of the UK’s number one port; Andrijana Horvat from Hidrocibalae Croatia with an update on AI’s role in security challenges; Adam Parnell, of safety at sea charity CHIRP, focusing on incident reporting and saving lives; and Sam Taylor, of Ocean Infinity, charting the course of the Armada fleet of unmanned surface robots.
Continuing the Future of our Ocean theme, David Parker and Rob Clarke of the UK Centre for Seabed Mapping and UK Hydrographic Office will be joined by Nicola Robinson of ORE Catapult, the UK technology innovation and research centre for offshore wind, wave and tidal energy, and Ryan Mowat, SMI’s Marine Science and Technology Council Director.
All will then reconvene for the final panel session of the day, chaired by Mike King of Sulmara Subsea, to consider how developments in the ocean science community are disrupting the status quo.
Ocean Business Conference Chair Sue John said: ‘I am really excited to be given this opportunity to co-chair the Ocean Business 2025 conference programme. Ocean Business plays a vital role in connecting the global ocean technology community, and I am committed to building on its success by delivering an exceptional platform for innovation, collaboration, and growth.’
Cheri Arvonio, Event Director at show organiser Diversified Communications, said: ‘By popular demand, we have extended our conference this year, with two full days of not to be missed presentations from a who’s who of industry leaders.
‘As the countdown to Ocean Business 2025 begins, we are now putting the finishing touches on our programme and will have more announcements to make soon.’
For more details, including updates, of the free to attend event, being held in the Seminar Room (Level 4 NOC), visit https://testv2.divcomstaging.co.uk/conference-programme-25/
More than 300 world leading manufacturers and service providers shaping the future of ocean science and technology have booked space at Ocean Business 2025, which is open to all visitors for free by registering online at www.oceanbusiness.com.
Successful Underwater Surveillance Test with Novacavi's Hybrid Cable
Novacavi recently supported the successful deep mine shaft test of Image Soft’s UNWAS – a special underwater surveillance system - with one of its special fibre optic cables. With its hybrid water-blocked configuration, this underwater cable solution acted as a strategic component of the specialised system designed for and used to detect and warn of any potential actions against sensitive critical infrastructure such as pipelines, subsea cables, ports and harbours. “We really appreciate the durable construction and high quality of the Novacavi’s cable, which allowed our divers to take the sensor really deep, into a water-filled mine shaft that was full of sharp corners for some special testing” said Tuomas Pöyry, Vice President for Image Soft.
Since 1975 Novacavi has specialised in the design and manufacture of special electric cables used in the most varied and extreme conditions in both civil and military environments. The company has been active in the underwater sector for almost 30 years, producing technologically advanced solutions identified by its Aquancable® line, special cables for marine and underwater technologies.
Image Soft Oy is a Helsinki, Finland-based technology company that delivers passive underwater surveillance systems to the defence market.
Innovatum Acquire Majority Stake in Suffolk Survey & Subsea Services (S4)
Two Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk based companies within the offshore energy and marine survey & subsea inspection services sectors, have joined forces.
Innovatum based in Ingham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk have acquired a majority stake in Suffolk Survey & Subsea Services (S4) based in Risby, Bury St Edmunds.
This strategic acquisition allows both companies to continue operating providing their core services to existing and new clients, but also in the provision of combined turnkey marine survey (multibeam, geophysical, pUXO), positioning and inspection ROV (subsea cable, pipeline & structures) services, with full delivery.
Provision of ROV, Survey & Inspection services is targeted primarily within both companies’ significant specialisms, experience and track record of the nearshore environment from intertidal zone/ shallow water to 25-30m water depths, but also for offshore scopes up to 50m water depths.
Combined services can be provided to client vessel options or fuller turnkey solutions will be considered via the below.
Existing key collaborative partnerships with fit for purpose vessel, UAV, geotechnical, benthic, equipment rental and processing companies allow for greater magnitude turnkey solutions and operations to be fulfilled.
Innovatum and S4 combined direct experienced/ competent personnel resources for ROV, survey and subsea inspection as well as reputable recruitment company collaborations allow for balanced/ experienced nearshore/ offshore and management teams to be provided.
The S4 name will remain but operate as an Innovatum Group Company from the mother company’s Ingham offices/ headquarters.
S4 will primarily continue to provide existing and new clients its model for marine survey operational services and processing/ final delivery but reduce many of its historical management consultancy support activities as a result of the acquisition and strategic focuses. However, S4’s provision of modular training & personal development, feed & desk study, cable route engineering and data processing/ data analysis & reporting services, will continue.
Robert Nunn, Managing Director of Innovatum commented “The Acquisition of S4 was a good fit to expand the services and expertise that Innovatum can offer our clients. I am pleased to welcome Arron into the Innovatum fold having worked on several projects over the years; Arron’s survey and inspection knowledge will allow Innovatum to offer a turnkey solution to clients in the nearshore zone.”
Arron Burrows, Director of S4, commented “Having known Rob for nearly 15years, worked collaboratively on several S4 and previous company’s projects (cable/ pipe tracking & subsea inspection), likeminded management ethos, approaches & processes as well as both being Bury St Edmunds based companies, made this conversation and outcome a formality.
Combining S4 considerable survey & ROV inspection experience to provide greater Innovatum ROV fleet utilisation with a focus on the challenging nearshore zone, allows us to offer an exciting new turnkey option and solution to the UK and NW European marketplace.”
Innovatum have over 30 years' experience in the business of submarine cable and pipeline surveyance. Innovatum develop a number of in-house products which have been designed and manufactured from there Bury St Edmunds premises.
• Smartrak
• Cable Magnetising
• Smartsearch
• Tone Generator
These products support the offshore industries complete lifecycle of submarine cables and pipelines and are generally used for their location, tracking and survey.
The company also owns and operates a fleet (5 of) of all electric Saab Seaeye ROV’s (Remotely Operated Vehicles) for subsea survey, cable/ pipeline tracking and inspection – comprising 3 x free swimming Falcons and 2 x free swimming Cougar Compacts along with the above Smartrak/ Smartsearch systems (as well as TSS 660 options) and a range of Innovatum owned subsea payload sensors, dredge pumps, DVR suites and subsea/ topside survey & positioning & integrated PC/ communications systems.
Suffolk Survey and Subsea Services (S4) have nearly 6 years of track record providing management consultancy services & solutions to the marine survey/ geoscience and offshore energy sectors.
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Impact Subsea Partners with Ashtead Technology Singapore to Enhance Access to Underwater Sensor Solutions
Impact Subsea, a leading provider of high-performance, underwater sensor solutions, has announced a distributor agreement with Ashtead Technology Singapore. This collaboration will broaden access to Impact Subsea's innovative sensor technology for ROV and AUV applications within the region.
This agreement builds upon the existing relationship between the two companies, following Ashtead Technology's acquisition of Seatronics last year. It leverages Ashtead Technology Singapore's established presence, market expertise and comprehensive service offerings to provide customers with another avenue to access Impact Subsea's cutting-edge sensors.
Impact Subsea develops cutting-edge subsea sensors and systems, including sonar, altimeters, depth/temperature, AHRS and a Flooded Member Detection System. Their solutions are compact, reliable and used on ROVs, AUVs and in various underwater applications. Their technology is widely used in inspection, survey and monitoring applications across various industries, including offshore energy, oceanographic research, and subsea construction.
Through this distributor agreement, Impact Subsea's range of sensor solutions will be available for purchase and rental through Ashtead Technology Singapore. This partnership provides customers in the region with increased flexibility and choice when sourcing advanced underwater technology.
Ben Grant, Managing Director of Impact Subsea commented:
"Collaborating with Ashtead Technology Singapore is an important step in expanding the reach of our advanced sensor technology. Their established presence and reputation in the local subsea market, combined with their commitment to customer service, makes them a valuable partner. This agreement provides sensor users with another convenient way to access our high-performance sensors and benefit from their expertise."
Artur Gaylin, Regional General Manager, Ashtead Technology Singapore added:
"We are pleased to partner with Impact Subsea and offer their innovative sensor solutions to our customers in Singapore. Their technology complements our existing portfolio, further enhancing our ability to provide a comprehensive range of high-quality equipment for subsea projects. We look forward to working with Impact Subsea and supporting our customers with these advanced solutions."