Seatrium's Transformation Under Chris Ong: From Merger Challenges to Offshore Energy Leader
Seatrium, formed in 2023 from a merger, has secured an $8.2 billion contract with Petrobras, reflecting its recovery and growth in the offshore energy sector. The company reported a 24% revenue increase in 2025, driven by a strategic supply chain overhaul and a diversified portfolio in oil and wind energy.
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Seatrium achieved 11.5 billion Singapore dollars ($9.0 billion) in revenue for 2025, a 24% increase from the previous year, and net profit reached 324 million Singapore dollars ($254 million). The company was formed in 2023 from the merger of Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore and Marine, addressing competition for resources in Singapore's shipbuilding sector.
Its latest contract with Petrobras includes two all-electric FPSOs, valued at approximately 11 billion Singapore dollars ($8.2 billion), with deliveries starting in 2029. The firm is also engaged in offshore wind, contributing to projects totaling nearly 16 gigawatts globally.
Challenges remain in the U.S. market due to regulatory hurdles and competition from China. Seatrium's strategic positioning in both oil and renewable sectors reflects its adaptability in a transforming energy landscape.
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