HANSA 09-2022

SMM | EXHIBITOR PREVIEWS

SMM | EXHIBITOR PREVIEWS Asyad Drydock, Duqm Ibrahim Al-Nadhairi, CEO of ASYAD Drydock ASYAD Drydock serves the growing demand for world-class ship repair and shipbuilding services in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Located in Oman’s port of Duqm, the drydock is at the heart of strategic shipping routes that are critical to international trade and commerce. It is the largest ship repair yard in the region. Formerly known as the Oman Drydock Company (ODC), ASYAD Drydock is a member of the ASYAD Group, Oman’s flagship logistics and supply chain provider. This year’s SMM theme is digital transformation and emissions reduction, giving ship owners and operators visiting the exhibition the opportunity to see the latest options for efficiency improvement and decarbonization. ASYAD Drydock has the experience and expertise needed to integrate these advanced solutions into existing vessels in an efficient and timely manner. »Keeping pace with technological developments and advancements is a top priority for us,« says Ibrahim Al-Nadhairi, CEO of ASYAD Drydock & ASYAD Shipping. The company offers repairs and conversions for ships and mega yachts, as well as shipbuilding, offshore rig repairs, and industrial fabrication. The yard features 1.2 mill. m2 of seafront facilities, and a 2,800 m long quay with a water depth of 9 to 10 metres. With 14 sets of jib cranes, two graving docks, and a potential floating dock, the drydock can efficiently handle vessels up to 600,000 dwt. Since 2011, ASYAD Drydock has served more than 1,100 vessels, and has shown consistent growth over the years. In 2021, 163 vessels were repaired at the yard – an increase of 21 % compared to 2020. The operational efficiency of the yard can be seen by the fact that during last year it was able to accommodate and work on 23 ships simultaneously. In addition to its repair and integration capabilities, the company also offers shipbuilding services for vessels of all types and sizes. The group also owns a growing fleet of more than 60 state-of-the-art vessels with a total capacity of 9 million tonnes. Hall B3 EG| booth 204 ©ASYAD Drydock KÖHLERS FLOTTEN KALENDER 20 23 € 22,95 Broschur | ISBN 978-3-7822-1506-0 Bestellen Sie jetzt online unter koehler-mittler-shop.de oder telefonisch unter 040 70 70 80 321 Maximilian Verlag GmbH & Co. KG | Stadthausbrücke 4 | 20355 Hamburg 90 HANSA – International Maritime Journal 09 | 2022

SMM | EXHIBITOR PREVIEWS Bachmann electronic, Feldkirch The company is preparing for the autonomy of vessels, which is becoming a reality through the standardisation of the interfaces between different technology suppliers and is presenting its solutions at the SMM. The MTP (Module Type Package) standard, which describes the standardisation of communication between systems and the control level, reduces commissioning times and protocols such as DDS (Data Distribution Service), enabling redundant, easy-to-integrate applications to provide information in realtime. Bachmann‘s expertise in intelligent maintenance applications enables shore support during operation and prevents unexpected failures. Even though ships are currently still primarily conventionally powered, Bachmann is contributing to an environmentally friendly maritime future with integrated energy management and control solutions. The company supports safe control and operation in conventional shipping by offering Openbridge design objects in a standard Scada solution. Bachmann brings together partners, customers, product managers and application engineers to exchange individual strengths, ideas, solutions and technologies. Through joint efforts, visions are transformed into tangible automation solutions. Industry-wide collaboration allows system integrators and equipment manufacturers to focus on their solutions with minimal development and commissioning time. Hall B6 | booth 305 © Bachmann electronic marine glazing Brombach + Gess IDEAS IN GLASS ® brombach-gess.com Meet us at SMM! Hall B5 Booth #310 System Partner HANSA – International Maritime Journal 09 | 2022 Information and content provided by respective companies 91