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Shipping services firm consolidate Asia Pacific base
Shipping services firm DNV GL, which operates a North Tyneside office, has expanded its Singapore operations to accommodate further Asia Pacific growth.
The ship classification society and risk and sustainability service providers has opened its new headquarters on the island.
Around 500 employes will work from the office which is designed to bring together different functions of the business including its Maritime, Oil & Gas, Energy and Business Assurance divisions.
DNV GL President and CEO, Dr Henrik O. Madsen, said: “Singapore is one of the main Asia Pacific locations for the head offices of large international companies and many of our customers are also located here.
“Besides, Singapore’s vision is very much aligned with DNV GL’s, especially when it comes to research and development work to address the challenges faced in both the offshore oil & gas exploration and clean energy industries.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Tom Keighley .
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