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Home›Fossil Energy›Otto Marine’s REDFISH 3 AHTS en Route to West African Waters
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December 16, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Otto Marine’s REDFISH 3 AHTS en Route to West African Waters

Singapore’s Otto Marine Limited, a leading offshore marine company which specialises in building complex offshore support vessels, ship chartering and offers specialised services, has deployed a 8000 bhp AHTS, “REDFISH 3” to Africa. The AHTS “REDFISH 3” was completed at Otto Marine’s yard in Batam a

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Singapore’s Otto Marine Limited, a leading offshore marine company which specialises in building complex offshore support vessels, ship chartering and offers specialised services, has deployed a 8000 bhp AHTS, “REDFISH 3” to Africa.

The AHTS “REDFISH 3” was completed at Otto Marine’s yard in Batam and has left the yard for its maiden job to be deployed in Africa water. The vessel will be operated by Global Workboats.

With “REDFISH 3” on the way to Africa and including it, Otto Marine now has a total of 5 offshore support vessels deployed in the Africa water. Other 4 vessels already deployed include two 61 meters utility vessels, one 75 meters MV and one 7200 bhp AHTS.

Managing Director of Global Workboats Capt Mike Kelly commented, “Global Workboats is mobilising the brand new 8000 bhp AHTS Redfish 3 to West Africa to support its growing list of blue chip clients out there. We have achieved penetration into the West Africa market with our quality operation model focusing on the specific needs of high end clients. Our focused to supply marine solutions for our clients in West Africa is proving successful and I envisage more vessels proceeding to Africa in the very near future.”

[mappress] Offshore Energy Today Staff, December 16, 2011; Image:Yuexinship

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