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Nam Cheong secures US$47.5 mil of OSV contracts to be deployed to Middle East and Japan for green offshore projects

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 2 min read
Nam Cheong secures US$47.5 mil of OSV contracts to be deployed to Middle East and Japan for green offshore projects
Nam Cheong says that its expansion into the Middle East and Japanese waters reflects a strategic move to diversify its geographical exposure and reduce concentration risk. Photo: Nam Cheong
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Nam Cheong has secured US$47.5 million ($60.60 million) worth of additional offshore support vessel (OSV) charter contracts which will start in 2025 and last two years, with options for further extension, according to a bourse filing on June 27.

The contracts cover three OSVs, including anchor handling tug supply vessels (AHTS) and fast crew boats. Among three vessels, two will be chartered to Marine Operations for Environmental Services (SAIL) in the Middle East to support environmental preservation projects. SAIL specialises in monitoring and responding swiftly to oil spills along the Saudi Arabian shorelines.

The remaining vessel will be chartered to an offshore wind farm contractor in Japan.

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