Nam Cheong sells 4,000-DWT platform supply vessel for US$20.5mil


KUALA LUMPUR: Sarawak-based, Singapore-listed Nam Cheong Ltd has entered into a sales agreement to sell a 4,000 deadweight tonnage (DWT) platform supply vessel for US$20.5mil to a Vietnam-based offshore and marine group.

The offshore support vessel (OSV) builder, in a statement, said the vessel is scheduled for December 2025, and the sale is expected to contribute positively to the group’s earnings for the financial year ending 2025.

“Net proceeds will be primarily redeployed to support the Group’s shipbuilding activities, either for external sales or to support the group’s fleet expansion to grow the recurring income base, depending on prevailing opportunities,” Nam Cheong said.

It said the sale is part of its fleet reprofiling initiatives, enabling the divestment of ageing vessels at favourable pricing while supporting efficient capital recycling for its in-house shipbuilding operations.

“Our strong OSV shipbuilding heritage and established global clientele base allow us to identify and capitalise on market opportunities for vessel monetisation. This enables the group to capture earnings upsides through the sale of the existing aged vessel.

“Complementing this, the group’s in-house shipbuilding capabilities provide a sustainable and flexible vessel supply, supporting vessels sales when market opportunities arise, or enabling fleet expansion to grow a recurring income base as appropriate,” chief executive officer Leong Seng Keat said.

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