AsiaLink works with a selected group of shipbuilders and marine technology manufacturers whose capabilities are relevant to the operational and commercial requirements of our target markets.
Our relationships are built around the suitability of a principal’s capabilities, a defined geographical scope and a clear understanding of the activities required to develop its market presence.
We favour depth of engagement over the accumulation of disconnected product relationships. Each opportunity must have a clear industrial rationale and a credible basis for further discussion.
A Malaysian offshore shipbuilder specialising in sophisticated offshore support vessels, including AHTS, platform supply and multipurpose support vessels for offshore operations.
OSV, AHTS, PSV, MPSV
A Hong Kong shipbuilder with over 150 years’ experience, building harbour and escort tugs, crew and transfer vessels, pilot boats, ferries and other specialised commercial craft.
Harbour, escort and specialised tugs per Robert Allan design
A specialist builder of dredgers and engineering vessels, including cutter-suction dredgers, split-hopper and deck barges, ferries, workboats, self-elevating platforms and floating pump stations.
Dredgers, barges, floating stations
A Vietnamese shipyard building patrol boats, rescue and firefighting vessels, tugboats, launches and cargo ships for defence and public-service operators.
Naval vessels, patrol vessels, rescue vessels, cargo vessels, tankers
An electric marine-propulsion specialist offering azimuthing pod thrusters, rim thrusters, electric outboard and inboard motors, and integrated battery and control systems.
Azimuth thrusters, electric and hybrid marine propulsion
A major Chinese steel group supplying heavy plate and high-strength shipbuilding steel for vessel hulls, offshore structures and demanding marine engineering applications.
Marine steel plates
AI-enabled structural inspection combining computer vision, thermal imaging and 3D modelling to detect defects, map damage and support infrastructure maintenance.
AI-powered structural inspection system
An AI computer-vision platform turning existing CCTV into real-time safety monitoring for ports and terminals, identifying hazards around cranes, vehicles and cargo handling.
Computer-vision monitoring using existing site cameras.
