Mid-East risk buoys offshore plays


ENERGY security tensions and ageing offshore infrastructure are set to shape equity positioning across Singapore’s offshore and marine space, with investors looking ahead to firmer charter rates and a deeper cycle in asset upgrades through 2026 and beyond.

The backdrop remains tied to geopolitics and structural energy demand shifts, while earnings visibility across offshore services continues to improve on tightening supply conditions and rising project final investment decisions globally.

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