- CEO
- Suradej Tanpaibul
- Full Time Employees
- 182
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Trucks/Construction/Farm machinery
- Address
- 128 Moo 3 Suksawad Road Samut Prakan SPK Thailand 10290
- IPO Date
- Jan 17, 1996
- Business
- Asian Marine Services Public Company Limited (ASIMAR.BK) provides shipbuilding, ship repair, ship conversion, offshore support, engineering, and steel fabrication services in Thailand. The company operates through three main segments--ship repairing, shipbuilding, and ship supply--offering general steel and metal repairs, external hull blasting and coating, tank blasting and coating, tailshaft and propeller maintenance, main and auxiliary engine overhauls, electrical wiring and switchboard services, pipework including hydraulic systems, pollution control, and environmental management; shipbuilding encompasses harbor tugs, diving support vessels, well stimulation supply vessels, fast patrol gun boats, tractor tugs, high-speed passenger catamarans, tankers, ropax ferries, buoy tender vessels, general cargo and container vessels, transshipment barges, barges and lighters, anti-pollution catamarans, anchor boats, floating offices, semi-submersible coral boats, weed harvesters, and fishing boats; ship conversion includes lengthening, double-hull conversions for tankers, multipurpose offshore support vessels, passenger vessels, reefer factory ships, and liveaboard boats; offshore support involves building and repairing topsides modules, living quarters, accommodation and utility modules, PSVs, AHTS vessels, and offshore barges for clients including PTTEP Thailand and Myanmar, CPOC Malaysia, and Chevron Thailand, alongside lay-up services for supporting vessels. Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Samut Prakan, Thailand, with additional facilities in Surathani, ASIMAR serves commercial, offshore, and government customers such as the Royal Thai Navy and Port Authority of Thailand, primarily in domestic markets with access to the Gulf of Thailand and South China Sea. Recent developments include the delivery of canal cleaning boats and electric passenger boats to the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources and Mine Mobility Research in 2020, adjustment and delivery of a Thai Customs patrol boat museum in 2021, partnerships with Sattahip Commercial Port and the Royal Thai Navy, launching of an oceanographic operations vessel, and delivery of a prototype multipurpose vessel in 2025 to enhance maritime security capabilities.