Offshore Vessels & Rigs

Asia | Industry

Third Party Event

20 Apr 2015 - 22 Apr 2015

The Offshore Vessels and Rigs event series incorporates 4 co-located conferences that are part of the Singapore Maritime Week 2015. These events have attracted over 500 decision making executives from the offshore oil & gas value chain and aim to be the focal points for the industry in South East Asia.

Shared networking platforms and access to the participant list for all events will serve to give attendees opportunities to develop their business further.

For more information, please visit the event website or contact the following email address

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