Leading ship management companies in Singapore

The companies

1. Eastern Pacific Shipping Featured

   Eastern Pacific Shipping manages roughly 350 vessels totalling 31 million deadweight-tonnes — dry bulk, container, gas and tanker — run entirely in-house from its Singapore headquarters by about 7,000 sea and shore staff. Commercial, technical, operations, crewing, innovation and finance sit under one roof, and the fleet has moved early into dual-fuel and alternative-fuel tonnage. Its EPS UK and CoolCo arms extend it into car-carriers and LNG.

   • Ship management

2. Britoil Offshore Services

   A homegrown OSV owner with a large self-reported fleet — 21 anchor-handling tugs, 32 AHTS (DP-2), 22 PSVs plus MPSVs — serving oil-and-gas and renewables.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

3. Hong Lam Marine

   A Singapore-HQ MPA-licensed bunker craft operator (around 33 vessels across Singapore, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand) and harbour-craft owner-operator; a mass-flow-meter custody-transfer pioneer with hybrid diesel-electric tankers, a world-first ship-to-ship green-methanol bunkering and completed bio-LNG bunkering.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

4. Keppel Smit Towage / KST Maritime

   A Singapore harbour-towage operator (a Keppel-Boskalis/Smit joint venture); named South-East Asia's first LNG-powered harbour tug and trialling autonomous-tug technology.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

5. Kim Heng Limited

   An SGX-listed offshore-and-marine services contractor with two Singapore yards (Pandan Crescent and Penjuru Road, about 205 m combined waterfront). It provides EPCI support, marine construction and heavy steel fabrication, rig repair and drilling support, afloat and drydock ship repair, retrofitting and conversion, and offshore chartering — and self-builds locally-flagged crew-transfer vessels for offshore wind, including horizontal directional drilling for subsea-cable installation.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

6. Marco Polo Marine

   An SGX-listed integrated marine-logistics group spanning shipyard, offshore energy and marine transportation, with newbuild and steel fabrication executed at its PT Marcopolo Shipyard in Batam and commercial, design and project management run from Singapore. It builds tugs, barges and offshore support vessels and has moved decisively into offshore wind — a multi-year CSOV framework with Siemens Gamesa (two CSOVs for Taiwan), a next-generation battery-hybrid CSOV Plus, and a high-spec research vessel.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

7. PACC Offshore Services (POSH)

   A homegrown Kuok-group OSV owner-operator running AHTS to 200-tonne bollard pull / 7,000 BHP, platform supply vessels, and DP3 semi-submersible and DP2 accommodation (walk-to-work) vessels among the world's largest; MPA-licensed for Singapore harbour towage, with subsea and offshore-wind support scope.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

8. Pacific Radiance

   A homegrown SGX-listed OSV group offering AHTS and PSV chartering and subsea and support services, rebuilding post-restructuring.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

9. PSA Marine

   A homegrown PSA-group marine-services arm providing harbour towage and pilotage, offshore-wind crew transfer and inter-gateway feedering with a Singapore harbour-tug fleet.

   • Offshore support vessels and salvage

10. Vallianz Holdings Limited

    Vallianz Holdings charters and manages a fleet of 74 offshore support vessels for oil, gas and offshore-wind operators, and builds and repairs vessels through its Batam shipyard. The SGX Catalist-listed group reported revenue of US$332.3 million and profit attributable to owners of US$10.7 million for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, working across seventeen territories from the Middle East to the Gulf of Mexico.

    • Offshore support vessels and salvage
    • 1 Pasir Panjang Road, #28-02 Labrador Tower, Singapore 118479