Marine Equipments, Marine Equipments Manufacturers, Marine Equipments Exporters

AMS is a leading business firm in Korea conducting export/import for diverse Marine Equipments as well as new energy/environment. AMS was established in 1995 in Busan, Korea under the founding Motto; To become a ‘No.1 Global Value Creating Comapany’.

Business Field

1) Ship Building / Offshore

- Accommodation, hull outfitting, machinery, electric, facility 

2) Marine Diesel Engine

- Air cooler assembly, cylinder cover, cylinder block, cylinder frame, cylinder liner, cylinder head, piston head, piston crown, piston skirt, chain wheel frame, water mist catcher, bed plate, roller guide fuel, liner fuel, frame box, crank case, common bed / skid, cross head, connecting rod, cam shaft, chain wheel frame, main bearing & support, center piece, segment, crank pin bearing cap & shell, low bottom end bearing, guide shoe & strip, crank shaft, exhaust gas receiver, special blot & nut, chain lightener, turning gear

3) New Energy

- Hear exchangers, condenser, deaerator, pressure Bessel, incinerator, rotary kiln, bag filter, conveyer, dryer, ash extractor, I.D fan, water screen, non metallic chain, wind mill tower, tower * column, CDQ crane, cooling tower & chiller, valves & fittings, casting & forging, switching gear, transformer, cable

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[Ship Building] Jinhai pens kamsarmax

China's Jinhai Heavy Industry has contracted an order for a pair of 82,000-dwt bulkers with Nisshin Shipping of Japan.

Option for two more vessels is added, as well.

These kamsarmax bulkers, 229m in length, 32.26m in breadth and 20.05m in height with 12.2m of design draft, will be built by a new energy-efficient eco-friendly design, developed by Jinhai.


Published : August 30, 2012

 

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[Ship Building] Daewoo profit cut 60%

According to Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering's regulatory filing reported on August 29, it posted KRW 7.015trn ($6.19bn) of turnover, KRW 295.4bn of operating profit, KRW 180.6bn of net profit, for the first half of 2012.

Turnover slightly up by 1% year-on-year, while operating profit and net profit massively declined by 60% and 56% each.

Meanwhile, the Korean shipbuilder contracted new orders totalling KRW 7.028trn during H1, on consolidated basis - KRW 1.345trn from Shipbuilding division, KRW 5.611trn from Offshore and Specialized ship division, etc.


Published : August 30, 2012

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[Ship Building] HMD pens 23 ships

Hyundai Mipo Dockyard saw its turnover and operating profit for the first half of 2012, on consolidated basis, declined by 8.2% and 75.5% to KRW 2.1776trn ($1.9bn) and KRW 65.5bn each, according to its semi-annual report on August 29.

Proportions of shipbuilding and financing divisions in overall turnover are 90% and 10% each, while those in operating profit are 95% and 5%, respectively.

The Korean shipyard contracted 23 newbuildings totalling around $1.2bn during the first half of the year, while it delivered overall 46 vessels, $1.7bn. As of the end of June, its orderbook stood at 162 vessels, $5.4bn.

Meanwhile, according to Clarksons, 47,000-dwt product carrier, Hyundai Mipo's strong segment, costs around $34m at the end of H1 2012, dropped from $36.5m in the end of 2010.

On the other hand, newbuilding price of 23,000-cbm LPG carrier has slightly went up to $45.3m from $45m, during the same period.


Published : August 30, 2012

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[Marine] Frontline eyes newbuild boxships

Frontline 2012 is close to expanding its tonnages with newbuilding boxships.

John Fredriksen’s new consolidation vehicle said, "We currently see newbuilding prices in several markets at historically low levels. This creates an attractive risk / reward balance and interesting opportunities."

And added, “Frontline 2012 is currently in discussions regarding a further increase of the newbuilding programme and will continue to pursue its target to create the global leading commodity shipping company.”

According to analyst Erik Nikolai Stavseth of Arctic Securities, “There might be a further expansion into other segments going forward as yard prices for other assets than those mentioned above (such as container vessels) also have come down considerably.”


Published : August 30, 2012

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[Marine] Zim not ready for newbuilds

Israel's Zim is still in the red ink and is expected to delay newbuildings further.

The Haifa-headquartered line reported a smaller deficit in the second quarter of this year as cargo volumes and freight rates increased. A net loss of $47m was posted, against $163m in the opening three months.

But the line is in no rush to take deliveries of newbuildings.

Zim has now 13 mega boxships on order, of which nine 12,600TEU ships are booked at Samsung Heavy Industries and four 10,000TEU's at Hyundai Heavy Industries.

Deliveries of these vessels are said to have been postponed already and is forecast to be put off further.


Published : August 30, 2012

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[Marine] Awilco waits more

Awilco LNG has been tipped wait for stronger contracts for its newbuildings.

Anders Wilhelmsen-backed Awilco is expected to hold out on fixing its two vessels under construction at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, with delivery due in 2013.

According to DNB Markets, “The backwardation of the LNG carrier segment is still strong," added, "We believe Awilco LNG will hold out as long as they need to secure attractive rates – hence we argue this will be a waiting game the next six months.”

Meanwhile, John Fredriksen's Golar said it was holding out for stronger contracts on its 11 LNG carrier newbuildings.


Published : August 30, 2012

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