Ship Repair and Refit Summit

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

19 Aug 2014

Dear Oxford Business Group Subscribers,

Oxford Business Group is pleased to announce its media partnership with the Ship Repair and Refit Summit, organised by IBC Asia, which will be held on 19-22 August 2014, at the Hilton in Singapore. This message is from the organizers:

The event is one of Asia’s first conferences dedicated to identifying ship repair, refit and maintenance solutions for the marine industry.

For more information please visit: www.shiprepairandrefit.com/

Why attend?

  • 15+ ship owner and operator presentations
  • Implement dry dock planning and strategy best suited to your fleet
  • Identify the latest trends in hull maintenance
  • Condition based monitoring for optimizing efficiency
  • Explore repair and maintenance solutions for improving vessel performance
  • Co-located with Asia Green Shipping – network across both events

>> Click here to view agenda

Hear from other Ship-Owners and Managers as they discuss their dry docking and repair strategies.

>> Click here to view speakers’ line-up

For participants:

  • Pre and post conference workshops on ship repair and refit contracts and hull maintenance and lifecycle management
  • Co-located with 5th Annual Asia Green Shipping for a global networking experience
  • Solutions driven case studies and practical examples

Easy Ways to Register

Call: +65 6508 2401 | Email: register@ibcasia.com.sg
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Register Now » (Please quote P51445OBG when you register)

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