Located in the Special Economic Zone of Subic, Seatrium Shipyard features one of the largest drydocks in the Philippines. With 550m by 65m dock they are capable of co-drydockings, providing greater flexibility and turnaround times for ship owners. They have undertaken the repair and conversion of supertankers, including the conversion of a single hull tanker to double hull, and the modification of hulls for FPSOs. They also specialise in coal transhipper conversion work having completed several such vessels in recent years. In addition, they routinely carry out reconditioning work and steel fabrication for onshore, marine and offshore structures.more

Located in the town of Balamban, surrounded by glorious nature in the western part of Cebu Island in the middle of the Republic of the Philippines, which comprises over 7,000 various sized islands. Equipped with 2 shipbuilding berths and 1 building dock to build mainly 180,000-ton-class bulk carriers, the factory can build up to 30 ships a year. More than just undertaking repair work for domestic vessels, the company also promotes support activities for the region in medical, educational and other fields, aiming at the development of the local economy and realization of an affluent life.more