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IMPRESSIONS

Maritime Industry - Bridge to Economic Sustanibility

February 10 -12, 2014Venue: Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), Mumbai, India

Concurrent Events

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Dignitaries on the dais (L to R): Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & CHEMTECH Foundation; Mr. M V Ramamurthy, Vice President - Shipping, Reliance Industries Ltd, Mr. Noboru Ueda, Chairman and President, ClassNK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai, Japan); Mr. Gautam Chatterjee, Director General of Shipping, Govt of India; Capt J C Anand, Chairman Emeritus, Indian Register of Shipping; His Excellency Mr. Eivind S Homme, Norwegian Ambassador to India; Mr. M P Pinto, IAS (Retd), Former DG of Shipping and Secretary of Shipping; and Mr Navpreet Singh, Joint Managing Director, Dolphin Offshore Enterprises (India) Ltd.

CHEMTECH Foundation inaugurated the 4th edition of Shipping, Marine & Ports International Conference 2014, which was supported by Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India

on February 10, 2014 at Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), Mumbai. The Conference themed on ‘Maritime Industry – Bridge to Economic Sustainability’ was inaugurated by Mr. Gautam Chatterjee, IAS, Director General of Shipping, along with maritime connoisseurs like Mr. M P Pinto, IAS (Retd), Former DG of Shipping and Secretary of Shipping; Mr. Noboru Ueda, Chairman and President, ClassNK (Nippon Kaiji Kyokai, Japan); and His Excellency Eivind S Homme, Ambassador, Norwegian Embassy.

The second day of SMP World Expo 2014 themed on “Maritime Security & Environment” was inaugurated by Inspector General S P S Basra, YSM, PTM, TM, Commander Coast Guard Region (West) - Indian Coast Guard, along with Rear Admiral Purandare, VSM, Flag Officer Offshore Defence Advisory Group (FODAG), WNC; and Capt. L K Panda, Nautical Adviser to the Government of India cum Addl. Director General, Directorate General of Shipping; Capt. Sandeep Kalia MIIMS, RMS, Executive Director, GOL Salvage Services (GO Salvage).

The two-day shipping Conference was in-depth brainstorming deliberations and presentations on Environment Emissions & Pollution Control, Alternative & Renewable Energies, Indian Navy and Coast Guard, Shipbuilding & Ship repairs, Inland Vessels, River Sea and Coastal Vessels, Shipping Finance and Taxation, Salvage & Legal issues.

Mr. Gautam Chatterjee, Director General of Shipping, Govt of India, officially inaugurates the Exhibition by lighting the lamp.

Shipping, Marine & Ports International Conference 2014

Distinguished invites at the inauguration.

INAUGURAL SESSION

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In such conference, we do deliberate on the issues plaguing the growth of the sector. The theme of the conference is Maritime Sustainability to Economic Growth. Sustainability is the key issue on which we are concentrating where we will be able to secure the future generation.

- Mr. Gautam Chatterjee,IAS, Director General of Shipping, Directorate General

of Shipping

- Mr. M.V. Ramamurthy, Chairman of Technical Committee, SMP World

Expo 2014 & President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd.

Our nation needs a strategic plan for augmenting our fleet to carry our freight in order to counter the impact from the lack of adequate inter modal transport capability and emerging challenges to energy use and economic sustainability.

It is not important how fast one can move cargo in and out of the port. But, the capability is important. We need to overcome our constraints that are stumbling blocks in growth path.

- Mr. M P Pinto, IAS (Retd.), Former DG of Shipping and

Secretary of Shipping

SMP is one of the most enriching conferences forums that CHEMTECH initiates. CHEMTECH exists only for the benefit of the industry and help organizing these platforms for greater interactions, ideas, innovations and technology.

- Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice chairman and Chief Executive,

Chemtech Foundation

India is a dynamic country with well established shipbuilding and maritime industry with a long maritime history. It has dedicated and highly educated workforce. I believe Japanese quality should be routed to help here to deliver more competitive products.

- Mr. Noboru Ueda, Chairman & President, ClassNK

The government along with captains of the industry with firm hands should steer the industry to safer waters if not done now the industry will miss taking advantage of next shipping cycle where whole world taking advantage of this.

- Capt. J. C. Anand, Chairman Emeritus, Indian Register of Shipping

Superiority of Norwegian shipbuilding & shipping industry has grown by leaps and bounds & the Norwegian Government has taken initiatives for the growth of Norwegian Shipbuilding industry. A number of Indian seafarers are working in Norway. Norway has been a partner in Indian shipping industry.

- H.E. Eivind S. Homme, Ambassador, Norwegian Embassy


Respected dignitaries release the Oil & Gas, SMP & Enertech World Expo 2014 Exhibitors’ Directory


- Dr. Peter M. Swift, Chairman, Maritime Piracy Humanitarian

Response Programme (MPHRP)

For the needs of seafarers affected by piracy, MPHRP has with its partners in the insurance and maritime industry launched a fund which will help by providing small, but effective grants to seafarers and their families for expenses such as assistance with medical care/counselling, school fees for their children, etc.

- Mr. Akshay Jain CEO - Naval Architect,

Vedam Design & Technical Consultancy Pvt. Ltd

We need to use the right technology in the right place. The important thing for maritime sustainability is the technological innovation, which is required and it is missing in India. Technological innovation will lead to maritime growth.

- Mr. Dinesh Lal, Group Director (India), A.P. Moller-Maersk

LNG is the fuel of today and tomorrow. It has gained momentum in today’s energy scenario. It is extremely necessary to reduce the carbon footprint and use the cleaner fuels. Growing demand for fuels, road transportation, and industrial production should reduce the green house gases.

- Mr. Kyoung Yup Shin Manager, M/s. Samsung Heavy Industries Ltd.

Samsung Heavy Industries recommends Twin Skeg Hull Form for better redundancy and power performance, Low BOR system with New Foam & Mark III Flex system, new technology for hull form and ESD & consideration of two strokes DF Engine for better performance for future projects.


Session - IMARITIME INDUSTRY FOR SUSTAINABLE NATIONAL AND GLOBAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

(L to R): Mr. Akshay Jain, CEO - Naval Architect, Vedam Design & Technical Consultancy Pvt. Ltd; Mr. Kyoung Yup Shin, Manager, M/s Samsung Heavy Industries Ltd; Mr. Dinesh Lal, Group Director (India), A.P. Moller-Maersk; and Dr. Peter M. Swift, Chairman, Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Programme (MPHRP)

Mr. Dinesh Lal presents a memento to Dr. Peter M. Swift



Sub Session - I A

ENVIRONMENT EMISSIONS AND POLLUTION CONTROL

It is very important to treat ballast water coming from ships. While dealing with ballast water, we have to consider about ship turnaround time also.

- Mr. M. V. Ramamurthy, President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd

For the latest generation of mega container ships, the bunker cost per year could be as much USD 30 million a year. This makes it imperative to improve energy efficiency of ships and reduce CO2 emission for commercial as well as environmental benefit.

- Mr. I N Bose, Assistant Vice President - Quality Safety & Train-

ing, The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd.

It is a good business opportunity for local ship owners as ships will require service from BWT boats on daily basis. Banks can also finance such projects since there are assured returns through service fees.

- Mr. P K Mishra, Vice President and Head of Department

(Certification), Indian Register of Shipping

Superiority of Norwegian shipbuilding & shipping industry has grown by leaps and bounds & the Norwegian Government has taken initiatives for the growth of Norwegian Shipbuilding industry. A number of Indian seafarers are working in Norway. Norway has been a partner in Indian shipping industry.

- Mr. R. C. Bhavnani, Adviser, Viswa Labs

(L to R): Mr. P K Mishra, Vice President and Head of Department (Certification), Indian Register of Shipping; Mr. I N Bose, Assistant Vice President - Quality Safety & Training, The Great Eastern Shipping Co Ltd; Mr. M. V. Ramamurthy, President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd; and Mr. R. C. Bhavnani, Adviser, Viswa Labs



Sub Session - I B

ALTERNATIVE & RENEWABLE ENERGIES

LNG is definitely the alternative fuel for future. It is not simple using LNG as an alternative fuel due to its availability & cost.

- Capt Sunil Thapar, Director (B&T)

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd

Renewable Energy is resourced naturally replenished on a human timescale Sun (Wind, Hydro, Biomass, PV) & Geothermal heat. Energy is liberated matter and matter is energy waiting to happen.

- Mr. J.K. DharDirector, Indian Maritime University

The largest increase in LNG import will come from energy hungry India and China between 2010 and 2030. The natural gas import will be dominated by Japan, Europe, India and China in 2030.

- Mr. Mark Darley,VP & South Asia Marine Manager,

Lloyd’s Register of Shipping (M) Bhd

(L to R): Mr. J.K. Dhar, Director, Indian Maritime University; Capt Sunil Thapar, Director (B&T), The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd; and Mr. Mark Darley, VP & South Asia Marine Manager Lloyd’s Register of Shipping (M) Bhd

Capt Sunil Thapar presents a memento to Mr. Mark Darley


INAUGURAL SESSION


MARITIME SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENT

Today our country makes transition from a developing country to an economic power. It is important to realise that this growth can only be sustained by ensuring safety and security in all our endeavors to their success. Piracy is the most serious security challenge.

- Rear Admiral Purandare, VSM Flag Officer

Offshore Defence Advisory Group (FODAG), WNC

It is an indeed an appreciable endeavour of CHEMTECH to bring Indian Maritime Industry to showcase their prowess and reach to the user in efficient and industrious manner. Indian coast guard is well recognized for its response to maritime casualties.

- Inspector General S P S Basra, Commander Coast Guard Region (West)

Indian Coast Guard

It is the responsibility of government to make policies for facilitating trade. But the trade can not prosper unless a safe environment is ensured and secured enough.

- Capt. L.K. Panda Nautical Adviser to the Government of

India cum Addl. Director General, Directorate General of Shipping

Dignitaries on the dais (L to R): Capt. L.K. Panda, Nautical Adviser to the Government of India cum Addl. Director General, Directorate General of Shipping; Capt J C Anand, Chairman Emeritus, Indian Register of Shipping; Inspector General S P S Basra, YSM, PTM, TM, Commander Coast Guard Region (West)- Indian Coast Guard; and Rear Admiral Purandare, VSM, Flag Officer, Offshore Defence Advisory Group (FODAG), WNC

Respected Dignitaries inaugurate the session by lighting the lamps

Session - II

Capt J C Anand presents a memento to Rear Admiral Purandare


(L to R): Capt Jai Bedi, Indian Navy; Commandant N V Rama Rao, Officer In Charge - MRCC Mumbai, Indian Coast Guard; Rear Admiral Purandare, VSM, Flag Officer, Offshore Defence Advisory Group (FODAG), WNC; and DIG. Donny Michael, Commanding Officer IGCS “Samudra Prahari, Indian Coast Guard

Session Chairman Rear Admiral Purandare presents a memento to Commandant N V Rama Rao


Sub Session - II A

INDIAN NAVY AND COAST GUARD

As per the law, Navy can not enter the territorial waters of another country. But UN provisions have provided special privilege by permitting navies in Somalian territorial waters for the pursuit of pirates.

- Capt Jai Bedi, Indian Navy

Major ports provide rescue facility assistance during SAR operations occurring near ports and offshore areas. They also provide berthing, towing, tug assistance to SAR agencies.

- Commandant N V Rama Rao, Officer in Charge MRCC Mumbai,

Indian Coast Guard

Government should consider various options taking into considerations of various responses at stake. The need of the hour is the adoptive of the best practices around the world for addressing the pollution due to oil spill.

- DIG. Donny Michael, Deputy Inspector General, Indian Coast Guard



Shipbuilding and Ship repairs market including shipping is going through one of its worst phases. We are in our difficult time. The subjects covered in the SMP World Expo are very pertinent.

- Mr. V Kumar, Managing Director, Bharati Shipyard Ltd

Historically, India was the largest ship repair in Asia. The global ship repair market is USD 12 billion. India can target a share of USD 1.5 billion. There is value addition of 80-90 per cent over material in ship repairs industry.

- Mr. Debashish Bir, Executive Director – Business Development

& Alliance Management, Pipavav Defence & Offshore Engineering Company Ltd.

Design, Owner, Ancillary, Infrastructure are four pillars which are essential for building up the capability of Indian shipbuilding. These are necessary for sustainability of shipyards and can give competitive edge to the global competitors.

- Cmde. M Jitendran, Chief Consultant, Indian Register of Shipping

For cost-effective option for the Navy, synergy between experience of PSUs/Navy and shipyard with world class shipbuilding infrastructure may be a winning combination to meet the naval expectations of production of ‘Quality Ships in Time’.

- Cdr (Retd.) V Verma, Sr Vice President (Strategic Business),

Pipavav Defence & Offshore Engineering

Sub Session - II B

SHIPBUILDING AND SHIP REPAIRS

(L to R): Cdr (Retd.) V Verma, Sr Vice President (Strategic Business), Pipavav Defence & Offshore Engineering Company Ltd; Mr. Debashish Bir, Executive Director – Business Development & Alliance Management, Pipavav Defence & Offshore Engineering Company Ltd; Mr. V Kumar, Managing Director, Bharati Shipyard Ltd; and Cmde. M Jitendran, Chief Consultant, Indian Register of Shipping

Session Chairman Mr. V Kumar presents a memento to Cdr (Retd.) V Verma



INLAND VESSELS, RIVER SEA AND COASTAL VESSELS

Inland & costal vessels, which have introduced recently to facilitate trade in & around the Indian coast, are merely 7 per cent now. Government’s impetus will definitely improve the present scenario of inland waterways and could reach 10 per cent.

- Capt L K Panda, Nautical Adviser to the Government of India cum

Addl. Director General, Directorate General of Shipping

There is necessity of enhancement of depreciation rate for inland waters. Need to incentivise ports for developing exclusive berths for handling domestic cargo. Need of the hour is also to provide competency & grant of certificates to IV crews & safety training to crew.

- Commander Sanjay Varma, Director, JITF Shipyard Board & General Manager,

JITF Shipyards Ltd

IWAI is developing a national waterways grid, which envisages providing road and rail connectivity to each IWT terminal as well as port connectivity to National Waterways. In India, there are many tributaries which can be developed to increase efficacy and viability of IWT.

- Mr. R P Khare, Member (Technical), Inland Waterways Authority of India

Collaboration and cooperation is required between all stakeholders for credible maritime manpower development. Administration, training institutes and ship owners/ship managers need to meet over regular meetings for continuous dialogue and reforms.

- Capt Vikas Vij, Managing Director, i-Marine Infratech

(India) Pvt Ltd

Incentive scheme is required to revive coastal shipping. River sea vessels could be future of coastal shipping. We as stakeholders need to embrace river sea vessel philosophy.

- Mr. Aditya Suklikar, Managing Director,

Orion Group

There is no alternative to coastal shipping compare to road and rail movement to overcome the cost compliance in movement of cargo. The right economic environment will lead to boost investments in coastal shipping, thus need to address government policies and reforms.

- Capt Kiran Kamat, Managing Director, Link Shipping &

Management System Pvt. Ltd

Session - III A

(L to R): Commander Sanjay Varma, Director, JITF Shipyard Board & General Manager, JITF Shipyards Ltd; Mr. R P Khare, Member (Technical), Inland Waterways Authority of India; Capt L K Panda, Nautical Adviser to the Government of India cum Addl. Director General, Directorate General of Shipping; Capt Kiran Kamat, Managing Director, Link Shipping & Management System Pvt Ltd; Capt Vikas Vij, Managing Director, i-Marine Infratech (India) Pvt Ltd; and Mr. Aditya Suklikar, Managing Director, Orion Group



SHIPPING FINANCE AND TAXATIONSession - III B

Vessels are capital intensive and yet highly liquid assets as there exists resale market for the vessel depending on the demand and supply situation. Cyclical nature of shipping industry may create difficulties for highly leveraged companies.

- Mr. Sushil Kumar Mishra Deputy Managing Director, (Corporate Strategy &

New Business), State Bank of India

Shipping is capital intensive where vast amounts are required to back up acquisitions. To have a balance between risk and flexibility, owners need to include a set of securities which the bank will thoroughly examine.

- Sumathi Sunderrajan Vice President (Finance & Budget)

The Shipping Corporation of India

A company shall not be regarded as the operator of a ship, which has been chartered out by it on BBCD/BBC for a period exceeding three years.

- Mr. Samir Kanabar Partner (Tax & Regulatory Services)

Ernst & Young LLP

(L to R): Mr. Samir Kanabar, Partner (Tax & Regulatory Services), Ernst & Young LLP; Mr. S. K. Shahi, Chairman & Managing Director, SKS Logistics Limited; Ms. Sumathi Sunderrajan, Vice President (Finance & Budget), The Shipping Corporation of India; and Mr. Sushil Kumar Mishra, Deputy Managing Director, (Corporate Strategy & New Business), State Bank of India

Session Chairman Mr. S. K. Shahi presents a memento to Mr. Samir Kanabar



As far as salvage is concerned, India as premier maritime nation, salvage part is still at nascent stage. Some beginning has been made. But still, regarding salvage removal, India has to go long way.

- Mr. A. K. Gupta Chairman & Managing Director

The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd

Political challenges include ports and waterways which are vital to the nation’s economic well-being, and the closure of major harbors which would have an enormous impact on both commercial and military operations.

- Capt. Sandeep Kalia, MIIMS, RMS, Executive Director

GOL Salvage Services

Salvage company needs to be cash rich. The challenges which are faced by salvage operators are increase in size of vessels, increase in carriage of hazardous substances, succession issues, and operational complexities.

- Mr. Chandran Mathavan General Manager Asia

Titan Maritime (SEA) Pte Ltd

Receiver of wreck gives the legitimate owner the opportunity to retrieve the property and also ensures that law abiding finders of the wreck get an appropriate reward.

- Ms. Leena Mody Head & Chief Executive

Leena Mody & Associates

Sub Session - III C

SALVAGE AND LEGAL ISSUES

(L to R): Capt. Sandeep Kalia MIIMS, RMS, Executive Director, GOL Salvage Services; Mr. A. K. Gupta, Chairman & Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd; Ms. Leena Mody, Head & Chief Executive, Leena Mody & Associates; and Mr. Chandran Mathavan, General Manager Asia, Titan Maritime (SEA) Pte Ltd

Session Chairman Mr. A. K. Gupta presents a memento to Capt. Sandeep Kalia


Ports – Capturing sea of opportunities for India

CHEMTECH organised the Ports World Conference 2014 on 12th February at the same ground with the theme of “Ports – Capturing sea of opportunities for India”.The Inauguration of the Ports conference was graced by dignitaries from the Global & Indian Shipping Industry like Mr. N. N. Kumar Chairman, JNPT; Mr.

Julian Michael Bevis, Senior Director - Group Relations, South Asia, A P Moller Maersk; and Mr. Yatinder Pal Singh Suri, Country Head, Outokumpu.

The one-day conference was a deliberation of discussion on the effectiveness & Public–Private Partnership (PPP) in port sector in India and its impact in the country’s economy. Also the conference was a detailed discussion on the futuristic of Indian port sector.

Respected Dignitaries inaugurate the session by lighting the lamps

CHEMTECH Foundation has taken initiatives in creating business alliances and bridging the gap for the excellent performance of the sector.

- Mr. N. N. Kumar, (IRS) Chairman

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust

INAUGURAL SESSION

Dignitaries on the dais (L to R): Mr. Julian Michael Bevis, Senior Director (Group Relations - South Asia), A P Moller Maersk; Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman & Chief Executive, Jasubhai Group & CHEMTECH Foundation; Mr. N. N. Kumar, (IRS), Chairman, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust; and Mr. Yatinder Pal Singh Suri, Country Head, Outokumpu



Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive, CHEMTECH Foundation, presents a memento to Mr. Julian Michael Bevis, Senior Director & Group Relations - South Asia, A P Moller Maersk

Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive, CHEMTECH Foundation, presents a memento to Mr. N. N. Kumar, Chairman, JNPT

The kind of involvement, the kind of affection the commitment from this industry leaders we have seen from this community has been absolutely incredible & we have rarely come across treated this platform as their own.

- Mr. Maulik Jasubhai Vice Chairman and Chief Executive,

CHEMTECH Foundation

Let’s start using materials which don’t corrode. Let’s create ports which would last forever. Let’s make our investments long lasting sustainable. We don’t consume resources.

- Mr. Yatinder Pal Singh Suri Country Head

Outokumpu

Ports infrastructure industry need to focus basic customer service requirement like communication, giving value for money, draft, and productivity.

- Mr. Julian Michael Bevis Senior Director & Group Relations - South Asia

A P Moller Maersk

Mr. Maulik Jasubhai, Vice Chairman and Chief Executive, CHEMTECH Foundation, presents a memento to Mr. Yatinder Pal Singh Suri, Country Head, Outokumpu


Session - I


EFFECTIVENESS OF PPP

(L to R): Mr. Satish Chaubal, Director - International Business Development, Sunmeet Global Shipping & Freight Pvt Ltd; Mr. N N Kumar, IRS, Chairman, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust; and Mr. Rohit Chaturvedi, Director - Transport, CRISIL Infrastructure & Advisory Ltd

All the development at major ports is coming through PPP. State Governments in minor ports are also engaging private players for the development. Any development in ports sector is happening through PPP. There are certain issues which need to be tackled.

- Mr. N N Kumar, IRS Chairman

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust

PPP has helped in swelling our foreign exchange reserves, creating employment opportunities thereby accelerating the overall growth of Indian economy.

- Mr. Satish Chaubal Director – International Business Development

Sunmeet Global Shipping & Freight Pvt Ltd

The PPP framework needs to reflect the changes in the external environment. A Supporting ecosystem needs to be built to encourage PPP projects.

- Mr. Rohit Chaturvedi Director - Transport

CRISIL Infrastructure & Advisory Limited

Session Chairman Mr. N N Kumar presents a memento to Mr. Satish Chaubal


Session - II


FUTURISTIC

(L to R): Capt. Bhartesh R Pathak, President – Operations, Dighi Port Ltd; Mr. R K Mehra, Executive Director (International Trade), Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd; and Mr. Purushothama Reddy, Business Manager, Outokumpu

Development of minor ports needs to be accelerated for easing the congestion at most major ports and saving on vessel demurrage. Indian ports need to gear up to import additional 100 MMPTA crude and 40 MMPtA of LNG.

- Mr. R K Mehra Executive Director (International Trade)

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd

Use of Duplex grades enhances structural efficiency due to higher allowable design strength and it resists corrosion thus leading to weight savings. It provides enhanced durability.

- Mr. Purushothama Reddy Business Manager

Outokumpu

The Dighi Port Area has been identified as a one of the 7 Mega National Investments and Manufacturing Zones under Government of India’s new manufacturing policy.

- Capt. Bhartesh R Pathak President – Operations

Dighi Port Ltd

Session Chairman Mr. R K Mehra presents a memento to Capt. Bhartesh R Pathak


SMP Leadership & Excellence Awards 2014

Chemtech Foundation bestowed SMP Leadership & Excellence Awards 2014 to recognise the merit of the genius minds who have played pivotal roles in the progress through their work in the entire Marine industry. Chemtech bestowed ‘Hall of Fame’ upon (Late) Senior Advocate Mr. Venkateswaran

for his noteworthy contributions to the maritime industry. Mr. Shashi Kiran Shetty, Chairman & Managing Director, Allcargo Logistics Ltd, was decorated with ‘Business Leader of the Year – Logistics’ for his noteworthy achievements as integrated logistics solution provider to the maritime industry. Mr. Bharat K Sheth, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director, The Great Eastern Shipping Co. Ltd, was honoured with ‘Business Leader of the Year – Shipping’ for his visionary approach, and leading the growth of Great Eastern Shipping Company to a profitable venture. Mr. Noboru Ueda, President & Chairman, ClassNK, was conferred with the prestigious ‘Global Lifetime Achievement’ for his immense contribution to the global maritime industry and support to the Indian shipping industry. Tolani Maritime Institute bagged ‘Outstanding Achievement & Education’ for relentless efforts towards preparing budding seafarers for rewarding careers in shipping and allied industries.

A Proud moment: Award Recipients with Respectable dignitaries from Maritime & Oil & Gas Industry.

Mr. Noboru Ueda, President & Chairman, ClassNK, receives the ‘Global Lifetime Achievement’ award.

Mr. Shashi Kiran Shetty, Chairman & Managing Director, Allcargo Logistics Ltd (Recipient of Business Leader of the Year – Logistics)

Dr. Sujata Tolani, President & Chairman, Tolani Maritime Institute (Recipient of Outstanding Achievement & Education)

Mr. Bharat K Sheth, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director, The Great Eastern Shipping Co Ltd (Recipient of Business Leader of the Year – Shipping)

Leadership & Excellence Awards


Some Important Exhibitors•Abadindia Ashorebase Resources •Advait Communication •Advance Valves Pvt Ltd •Aker Powergas Pvt Ltd •Aker Powergas Subsea Pvt Ltd •Alstom India Ltd. •Andhra Pradesh Industrial Infrastructure Ltd •Arkema India •Asapp Media •Base Electronics & Systems •Bhabha Atomic Research Centre •Bentley Systems •`Bohler High Performance Metals Pvt. Ltd. •`Bureau Veritas •Cadem Services •Cavendish Group International •Cavotec India Pvt. Ltd. •Chemtrols Industries Ltd. •Chennai Port Trust •Classnk •Consite Engineering Co Ltd •Crc India Manfufacturing & Distribution Pvt. Ltd. •Dehn India Pvt. Ltd. •Digital Trade Network •E.i Dupont India Pvt. Ltd •Egs Survey Pvt Ltd •Engineers India Ltd•FCG Flameproof Control Gears Pvt Ltd •Fenix Process Technologies Pvt Ltd •Fluid Controls Pvt Ltd •Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd •Gerb Vibration Control Systems Pvt. Ltd. •Getit Infomedia •Gujarat Maritime Board •Gulf Maritime 2015 •I-Tech Media Pvt. Ltd •Indian Navy •Institution Of Naval Architects •J. Ebrahim & Co •Jacobs Engineering (I) Pvt Ltd •Japan Ship Machinery And Equipment Association •Jasubhai Engineering Pvt Ltd - Combustion Engineering

Solutions •Jasubhai Engineering Pvt Ltd - Habonim Industrial Valves

Ans Actuators •Jasubhai Engineering Pvt Ltd - Cfr Chemicals•Jasubhai Media Pvt.ltd •Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust •Jimtrade.com • Katale Shipyard Pvt Ltd • Kellogg Brown & Root Engineering & Construction India

Pvt Ltd •Kishore Vadilal Pvt Ltd

•Korea International Business Corporation •Korvet-Export Ltd •KTR Couplings (India) Pvt. Ltd. •Larsen & Toubro Ltd. •Leister Technologies India Pvt. Ltd. •Linde Engineering India Pvt. Ltd. •Maharashtra Maritime Board •Maxworth Trading Co. •Ministry Of Earth Sciences •Minox Technology As •Mumbai Port Trust •National Oilwell Varco •Nord-Lock Pte Ltd • Ntpc Ltd. •Offshore Hook Up & Construction Services (India) Pvt.Ltd. •Oil India Ltd. •Oil & Natural Gas Corporation •Outokumpu India Pvt. Ltd. •Pall India Pvt. Ltd. •Panam Engineers •Paradip Port Trust •Petronet Lng Ltd. •Pollution Protection Systems Mumbai Pvt Ltd •Polydrill Engineers Pvt. Ltd •Polyhose India Pvt Ltd •Power Grid Corporation Of India Ltd. •Protego India Pvt Ltd •Pyro Electric Instruments Goa Pvt. Ltd •Radcoflex India (P) Ltd •Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd •Reliable Polymer Industries •Rolta India Ltd Support•Sattva Etech India Pvt. Ltd •Savair Energy Pvt.ltd. •Sawant Filtech Pvt Ltd •Sea Bird Surveys Pvt Ltd •Sembmarine Kakinada Ltd. •Smart Technologies •Spectron Safety Systems Pvt. Ltd. •Spicos Media Communication Pvt. Ltd. •Steamline Industries Ltd. •Steel Aiids Enterprise Pvt Ltd •Sulzer Pumps India Ltd. •Technip Kt India Ltd •The Institute Of Marine Engineers (India) •Tianjin Pipe International Economic & Trading Corporation•Tirupati Industries •Tool Peaks Industries Ltd. •Tradeindia.com •Uniphos Envirotronic Pvt. Ltd. •VCS Quality Services Pvt. Ltd. •Vendor Guide •Weir India Pvt Ltd


GUJARAT MARITIME BOARD PARADIP PORT TRUST

SMP World Expo 2014 Inauguration witnessed galore of distinguished dignitaries across global maritime industry

EXHIBITION INAUGURATION

SMP World Expo 2014, held from February 10-12, 2014 at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Goregaon (East), Mumbai, saw more than 200 exhibitors showcasing their products, services and latest technologies across Marine sector.

International Exhibition


MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD

CHENNAI PORT TRUST

CAVOTEC INDIA PVT. LTD.MUMBAI PORT TRUST

OUTOKUMPU INDIA PVT LTD

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PORT TRUST

Spotlight on Exhibition


VCS QUALITY SERVICE PVT LTD J EBRAHIM & CO.

INDIAN NAVY EGS SURVEY PVT LTD

SEA BIRD SURVEYS PVT LTD BUREAU VERITAS



CLASSNKTHE INSTITUTE OF MARINE ENGINEERS (INDIA)

KATALE SHIPYARD PVT LTD GEB VIBRATION CONTROL SYSTEMS PVT LTD

INSTITUTE OF NAVAL ARCHITECTSENGINEERS INDIA LTD



PYRO ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS GOA PVT. LTDJAPAN SHIP MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATION

CHEMTROLS INDUSTRIES LTD WEIR INDIA PVT LTD

MINISTRY OF EARTH SCIENCESSEMBMARINE KAKINADA LTD.



Exhibitors Review

found new partners / clients drew plan to draw new contracts63.5% 21.7%

Exhibition Quality Appraisal

of participants estimated it as “Excellent”18.3% of participants estimated it as

“Good”62.8%

Visitor Turn out Appraisal

of participants estimatedit as “Excellent”

of participants estimatedit as “Good”18.2% 47.8%

Exhibitors’ Analysis

Geographical Segmentation

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2%4%

4%

3%

2%

69%

5%

2%3%

Exhibitor Country-Wise

Country

Denmark

Norway

Russian Federation

Singapore

China

Japan

United Arab Emirates

Germany

India

France

Netherland

UK

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Facts and Figures


Delegates’ Analysis

Quality Assurance

7%

Marketing / Sales

7%

ExecutiveManagement

23%

R&D Engineering

12%

Projects / Operations

24%

Students

10%

Others

17%

Geographical Segmentation

Visitors’ Analysis

Purchasing/Procurement

8%

R&D Engineering

4%

Others

4%

Students

10%

Quality Assurance

12%

ExecutiveManagement

24%

Marketing / Sales

19%

Projects / Operations

19%

International Visitors

Visitors from Mumbai - Maharashtra

Visitors from rest of India

65.7% 27.0%7.3%

Facts and Figures

Regional Offi ces:

Ahmedabad64/A, Phase 1, GIDC Indl EstateVatva, Ahmedabad 382 445Tel: +91-79-25831042 | Fax: +91-79-25831825 | E-mail: [email protected]

Delhi803, Chiranjiv Tower, 43, Nehru Place, New Delhi - 110 019, India.Tel: 91-11-2629 3174/75, 2648 3993/94 | Fax: 91-11-2642 7404 | Email: [email protected]

Bengaluru / HyderabadMobile: 09444728035 | E-mail: [email protected]

Chennai1-A, Jhaver Plaza, 1st Flr. ,Nungambakkam High Road, Chennai 600 034.Tel: +91-44-43123936 | Email: [email protected]

Pune Suite 201, White House, 1482, Sadashiv Peth Tilak Road, Pune 411 030Tel: +91-20-24494572 | Telefax: +91-20-24482059 | E-mail: [email protected]

Vadodara202 Concorde Bldg, Above Times of India Offi ce, R C Dutt Road, Alkapuri, Vadodara - 390 007Telefax: +91-265-2337189 | E-mail: [email protected]

Representative Offi ce:

China Steve Qiao, Beijing Oriental Foreland Consultants Co. Ltd., 1904, Bldg.5, District 3, Tian Tong YuanChangping District, Beijing - 102 218Tel: +8610-8482 3421 | Fax: +8610-8484 6103 | E-mail: [email protected]

JASUBHAI MEDIA PVT LTDTaj Building, 3rd Floor, 210, Dr. D N Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400 001, INDIA.Tel: +91-22-4037 3636 | Fax: +91-22-4037 3635 | Email: [email protected]

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