ARAB SHIPBUILDING & REPAIR YARD,CO.

The Arab Shipbuilding & Repair Yard Company (ASRY) is a prominent maritime repair and industrial services company in the Middle East. Established in 1977 in Bahrain, ASRY has grown to become one of the region's leading shipyards, known for its comprehensive services and state-of-the-art facilities.


Key Features and Services of ASRY:



  1. Location: ASRY is strategically located in Bahrain, providing easy access to major shipping routes in the Gulf region.



  2. Facilities: The shipyard boasts extensive facilities, including a graving dock measuring around 500 meters in length and 85 meters in width, which can accommodate some of the largest vessels. Additionally, ASRY has several floating docks, a slipway, and numerous berths equipped for various types of maritime repair and construction activities.



  3. Services:



    • Ship Repair: ASRY offers a full range of ship repair services, including hull repairs, mechanical and electrical repairs, and painting and coating.

    • Ship Conversion: The company is experienced in major ship conversion projects, such as converting tankers to FPSOs (Floating Production Storage and Offloading units) and other complex modifications.

    • Fabrication: ASRY provides steel fabrication and installation services for both marine and industrial projects.

    • Engineering Services: The yard is equipped with modern engineering workshops capable of conducting machining, electrical works, piping, and other specialized services.

    • Offshore Services: ASRY has the capability to service offshore structures, such as oil rigs and platforms, including maintenance, refurbishment, and new builds.



  4. Workforce: ASRY employs a skilled and diverse workforce of engineers, technicians, and support staff, all trained to meet international quality standards.



  5. Clients: ASRY serves a broad clientele that includes international shipping companies, national and international oil companies, and government entities.



  6. Quality and Safety: The company places a strong emphasis on quality and safety, adhering to international standards such as ISO certifications. ASRY ensures that all projects meet rigorous quality control measures and complies with environmental regulations.



  7. Innovation and Technology: ASRY incorporates advanced technologies and modern methodologies to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in their operations. They continuously invest in upgrading their facilities and capabilities to remain competitive in the global market.



  8. Contribution to the Local Economy: ASRY plays a significant role in Bahrain's economy by providing employment opportunities, supporting local businesses, and contributing to the maritime industry's growth in the region.




Overall, ASRY's reputation for excellence, combined with its extensive capabilities and strategic location, makes it a key player in the global shipbuilding and repair industry.


Ships

UMMUSAWALI

Tug | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: BAHRAIN

AL DURRAH

Tug | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: BAHRAIN

ASRY FLOATING CRANE

Barge | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: BAHRAIN

AL MAHHARA

Tug | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: Manama

BATEEL

Tug | Flag: Kingdom of Bahrain | Port: BAHRAIN

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