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SEAMEC POISED FOR GROWTH AS FLEET UTILISATION AND MARGINS RISE
The Sunday Guardian
|December 07, 2025
The Indian Energy sector has seen remarkable progress over the years on the back of sustained investment in sectors such as refining, green energy and bio fuel with the petroleum and energy segment poised to play a defining role in shaping the global energy future .
The current capacity is around 258 million metric tonnes per annum and is poised to reach 310 million metric tonnes per annum over the next five years time frame making the country among the top three refining hubs in the world .
With many global refineries facing closure, the global energy market is expected to grow at a slower pace but india on the other hand is projected to stand out as a bright spot contributing nearly one third of the global energy demand over the next decade. SEAMEC Limited is a leading provider of Diving Support Vessels and Offshore Support Vessels with a robust presence both in India and abroad .
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