FPSO and floating production in Singapore

Singapore's dominant marine and offshore group, formed from the merger of Keppel Offshore & Marine and Sembcorp Marine, operating the integrated Tuas mega-yard and legacy yards. It builds and integrates FPSO, FLNG and FPU topsides, jackets and offshore rigs, and a renewables book of wind-turbine installation vessels, floating wind and HVDC substations. Its graving docks run ship repair, drydocking and conversion at scale, with main-engine and machinery overhaul, propeller, tailshaft, rudder and sterntube work, and electrical, cabling and automation integration carried in-house.

Singapore's leading independent topside-module fabricator and a multi-disciplinary EPC/EPFC contractor for FPSO and FLNG topside modules and integration, plus offshore facilities across hydrocarbon and petrochemical markets. It runs two Gul Road yards with combined land area over 140,000 m2, expanded via the Exterran Offshore yard to push waterfront past 680 m and add split-module construction, with growing hydrogen and ammonia piping work. SGX-listed.

A long-established process-plant EPC and fabrication contractor for oil, gas and petrochemical clients, based at Tuas with a regional Asia-Pacific presence. Provides plant maintenance, turnaround and shutdown services; fabricates pressure vessels, heat exchangers, process modules and gas compressors; and builds onshore tank farms, terminals and gas-metering facilities. Both an EPC contractor and a fabricator, with a track record on Jurong Island and regional LNG and petrochemical facilities.

An SGX-listed plant-and-terminal engineering contractor and one of Singapore's largest, combining project works (EPC) with integrated turnaround and standing maintenance for refineries, petrochemical plants and bulk-liquid terminals on Jurong Island and across the Gulf. Scope spans ASME-stamped pressure-vessel and piping fabrication, static and rotating equipment, storage-tank and terminal services, and electrical and instrumentation; peak turnaround mobilisation runs into the thousands of workers. Its module-fabrication arm also serves offshore markets.

An EPC and fabrication specialist in modular steel structures for oil, gas, power and marine, with standout capability in large electrical power buildings (E-Houses), pre-fabricated substations, power-generation and utility modules and blast- and fireproof structures. Its yard offers around 30,000 m2 open area, 210 m sea frontage and load-out of modules up to about 2,000 tonnes; it delivered the 1,560-tonne Kraken E-House for a North Sea FPSO.

A long-established Jurong Island EPC and plant-services group (privatised in 2021) whose core strength is turnkey onshore plant and terminal EPC — tank farms and refineries. Delivers integrated maintenance, shutdown and turnaround; operates its own fabrication yards for pressure vessels, pipe spools and structural steel to ASME code stamps; builds storage tankage; and, through Rotary Electrical & Instrumentation, provides field instruments, gas and fire detection, SCADA/PLC, analyser integration and in-house calibration labs.

A Singapore offshore-engineering house specialising in mooring systems (turret, spread mooring, CALM buoys) and FPSO and FSO detailed-design engineering — hull structure, riser balconies, riser and subsea-system interfaces, swivels and offloading systems.

A Singapore-headquartered integrated provider of rigging, mooring and lifting equipment and services — subsea equipment, wire rope, buoyancy and mooring solutions — supporting FPSO and floating-production and offshore installation and OSV operations. ISO 9001/14001/45001.

An SGX-listed offshore-and-marine services group on two divisions: Infrastructure Engineering — supply of pedestal cranes and deck equipment for offshore operations, with growing shipbuilding and deck-equipment work — and a long-established Corrosion Prevention and asset-integrity business (surface preparation and protective coatings) that operates as a resident contractor inside the major Singapore and Batam yards, serving the Seatrium, ST Engineering and PaxOcean groups. Focused on the FPSO/FSO market.

A major FPSO operator and EPCI lessor running substantial Singapore operations through MODEC Offshore Production Systems (Singapore); owner-operator of FPSO Raia, whose topsides are built at Seatrium.

An FPSO operator and lessor using Singapore as a key integration hub for its standardised Fast4Ward hulls, including the ONE GUYANA FPSO for ExxonMobil integrated at Seatrium.

A fast-growing FPSO operator and lessor (FPSO Maria Quiteria, FPSO Agogo) with its corporate and Eastern-Hemisphere finance hub in Singapore.

An FPSO operator and lessor providing ship-management for its FPSO fleet from a Singapore base, part of the Singapore-rooted BW Group.

An FPSO operator (Armada Olombendo) and offshore support vessel owner with a Singapore entity.