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Airbus and Garuda sign delivery contract

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Airbus Helicopters and Garuda Technologies Inc. (Garuda) have signed a contract for the delivery of up to 18 Flexrotor Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS).

Garuda will offer Flexrotor services to its customers through both dry and wet lease options for a broad spectrum of civil and parapublic missions including infrastructure (roads, railways, and oil and gas pipelines, power lines) inspection, law enforcement, search, wildfire monitoring and disaster relief.

“Our collaboration with Airbus Helicopters to integrate the Flexrotor into our global leasing portfolio marks a significant milestone in our international expansion and investment strategy,” said Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO of Garuda. “Having manufactured and sold over 5,000 drones and served more than 500 enterprise and government clients globally, we are now scaling our range of services and upgrading our global product portfolio. With over 1 million flight hours, 30% market dominance in India’s agri-drone segment, and a diversified presence across agriculture, defence and industrial sectors, the Flexrotor’s arrival further strengthens our ability to deliver high-endurance, mission-critical unmanned solutions for the most demanding operations worldwide.”

“We are very proud to partner with Garuda as they have selected the Flexrotor to support the development of their global UAS portfolio,” said Olivier Michalon, Executive Vice President, Global Business for Airbus Helicopters. “The Flexrotor offers the best trade off in terms of payload capability, endurance and expeditionary agility thanks to its small footprint,” he added. “We see a strong interest in Flexrotor from the market both for military and civil operations. The 2025 growth trajectory continues and it is rewarding to witness the Flexrotor increasingly trusted for critical missions worldwide.”

Garuda Technologies Inc., is a Delaware-based wholly owned subsidiary of India’s Garuda Aerospace Limited. It is now expanding its operations on the North American market. Garuda’s UAS business will support critical missions across the energy, public services, agricultural, defence, and industrial sectors.

The versatile light tactical UAS Flexrotor delivers long endurance and is able to carry a wide array of sensors. It can operate from confined land areas and from ships without flight decks, and its expeditionary capability makes it easy to transport and to go from stowed to airborne in less than 30 minutes.

With a weight of 25 kg (55 lbs), it has been designed for ISTAR missions for more than 12-14 hours in a typical operational configuration. It can integrate different types of payloads including an electro-optical system and advanced sensors to suit customers’ unique mission needs. With the ability to autonomously launch and recover from either land or sea requiring only a 3.7 by 3.7 m (12 by 12 ft.) area, the Flexrotor is ideal for expeditionary missions requiring minimal footprint.

 
 

Airbus Helicopters and Garuda Technologies Inc. (Garuda) have signed a contract for the delivery of up to 18 Flexrotor Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS).

Garuda will offer Flexrotor services to its customers through both dry and wet lease options for a broad spectrum of civil and parapublic missions including infrastructure (roads, railways, and oil and gas pipelines, power lines) inspection, law enforcement, search, wildfire monitoring and disaster relief.

“Our collaboration with Airbus Helicopters to integrate the Flexrotor into our global leasing portfolio marks a significant milestone in our international expansion and investment strategy,” said Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO of Garuda. “Having manufactured and sold over 5,000 drones and served more than 500 enterprise and government clients globally, we are now scaling our range of services and upgrading our global product portfolio. With over 1 million flight hours, 30% market dominance in India’s agri-drone segment, and a diversified presence across agriculture, defence and industrial sectors, the Flexrotor’s arrival further strengthens our ability to deliver high-endurance, mission-critical unmanned solutions for the most demanding operations worldwide.”

“We are very proud to partner with Garuda as they have selected the Flexrotor to support the development of their global UAS portfolio,” said Olivier Michalon, Executive Vice President, Global Business for Airbus Helicopters. “The Flexrotor offers the best trade off in terms of payload capability, endurance and expeditionary agility thanks to its small footprint,” he added. “We see a strong interest in Flexrotor from the market both for military and civil operations. The 2025 growth trajectory continues and it is rewarding to witness the Flexrotor increasingly trusted for critical missions worldwide.”

Garuda Technologies Inc., is a Delaware-based wholly owned subsidiary of India’s Garuda Aerospace Limited. It is now expanding its operations on the North American market. Garuda’s UAS business will support critical missions across the energy, public services, agricultural, defence, and industrial sectors.

The versatile light tactical UAS Flexrotor delivers long endurance and is able to carry a wide array of sensors. It can operate from confined land areas and from ships without flight decks, and its expeditionary capability makes it easy to transport and to go from stowed to airborne in less than 30 minutes.

With a weight of 25 kg (55 lbs), it has been designed for ISTAR missions for more than 12-14 hours in a typical operational configuration. It can integrate different types of payloads including an electro-optical system and advanced sensors to suit customers’ unique mission needs. With the ability to autonomously launch and recover from either land or sea requiring only a 3.7 by 3.7 m (12 by 12 ft.) area, the Flexrotor is ideal for expeditionary missions requiring minimal footprint.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Airbus and Garuda sign delivery contract

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Airbus Helicopters and Garuda Technologies Inc. (Garuda) have signed a contract for the delivery of up to 18 Flexrotor Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS).

Garuda will offer Flexrotor services to its customers through both dry and wet lease options for a broad spectrum of civil and parapublic missions including infrastructure (roads, railways, and oil and gas pipelines, power lines) inspection, law enforcement, search, wildfire monitoring and disaster relief.

“Our collaboration with Airbus Helicopters to integrate the Flexrotor into our global leasing portfolio marks a significant milestone in our international expansion and investment strategy,” said Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO of Garuda. “Having manufactured and sold over 5,000 drones and served more than 500 enterprise and government clients globally, we are now scaling our range of services and upgrading our global product portfolio. With over 1 million flight hours, 30% market dominance in India’s agri-drone segment, and a diversified presence across agriculture, defence and industrial sectors, the Flexrotor’s arrival further strengthens our ability to deliver high-endurance, mission-critical unmanned solutions for the most demanding operations worldwide.”

“We are very proud to partner with Garuda as they have selected the Flexrotor to support the development of their global UAS portfolio,” said Olivier Michalon, Executive Vice President, Global Business for Airbus Helicopters. “The Flexrotor offers the best trade off in terms of payload capability, endurance and expeditionary agility thanks to its small footprint,” he added. “We see a strong interest in Flexrotor from the market both for military and civil operations. The 2025 growth trajectory continues and it is rewarding to witness the Flexrotor increasingly trusted for critical missions worldwide.”

Garuda Technologies Inc., is a Delaware-based wholly owned subsidiary of India’s Garuda Aerospace Limited. It is now expanding its operations on the North American market. Garuda’s UAS business will support critical missions across the energy, public services, agricultural, defence, and industrial sectors.

The versatile light tactical UAS Flexrotor delivers long endurance and is able to carry a wide array of sensors. It can operate from confined land areas and from ships without flight decks, and its expeditionary capability makes it easy to transport and to go from stowed to airborne in less than 30 minutes.

With a weight of 25 kg (55 lbs), it has been designed for ISTAR missions for more than 12-14 hours in a typical operational configuration. It can integrate different types of payloads including an electro-optical system and advanced sensors to suit customers’ unique mission needs. With the ability to autonomously launch and recover from either land or sea requiring only a 3.7 by 3.7 m (12 by 12 ft.) area, the Flexrotor is ideal for expeditionary missions requiring minimal footprint.

 
 

Airbus Helicopters and Garuda Technologies Inc. (Garuda) have signed a contract for the delivery of up to 18 Flexrotor Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS).

Garuda will offer Flexrotor services to its customers through both dry and wet lease options for a broad spectrum of civil and parapublic missions including infrastructure (roads, railways, and oil and gas pipelines, power lines) inspection, law enforcement, search, wildfire monitoring and disaster relief.

“Our collaboration with Airbus Helicopters to integrate the Flexrotor into our global leasing portfolio marks a significant milestone in our international expansion and investment strategy,” said Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO of Garuda. “Having manufactured and sold over 5,000 drones and served more than 500 enterprise and government clients globally, we are now scaling our range of services and upgrading our global product portfolio. With over 1 million flight hours, 30% market dominance in India’s agri-drone segment, and a diversified presence across agriculture, defence and industrial sectors, the Flexrotor’s arrival further strengthens our ability to deliver high-endurance, mission-critical unmanned solutions for the most demanding operations worldwide.”

“We are very proud to partner with Garuda as they have selected the Flexrotor to support the development of their global UAS portfolio,” said Olivier Michalon, Executive Vice President, Global Business for Airbus Helicopters. “The Flexrotor offers the best trade off in terms of payload capability, endurance and expeditionary agility thanks to its small footprint,” he added. “We see a strong interest in Flexrotor from the market both for military and civil operations. The 2025 growth trajectory continues and it is rewarding to witness the Flexrotor increasingly trusted for critical missions worldwide.”

Garuda Technologies Inc., is a Delaware-based wholly owned subsidiary of India’s Garuda Aerospace Limited. It is now expanding its operations on the North American market. Garuda’s UAS business will support critical missions across the energy, public services, agricultural, defence, and industrial sectors.

The versatile light tactical UAS Flexrotor delivers long endurance and is able to carry a wide array of sensors. It can operate from confined land areas and from ships without flight decks, and its expeditionary capability makes it easy to transport and to go from stowed to airborne in less than 30 minutes.

With a weight of 25 kg (55 lbs), it has been designed for ISTAR missions for more than 12-14 hours in a typical operational configuration. It can integrate different types of payloads including an electro-optical system and advanced sensors to suit customers’ unique mission needs. With the ability to autonomously launch and recover from either land or sea requiring only a 3.7 by 3.7 m (12 by 12 ft.) area, the Flexrotor is ideal for expeditionary missions requiring minimal footprint.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Anker and Eversail collaborate on delivery

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PCN members, Anker Logistica y Carga in Colombia and Guangzhou Eversail Logistics in China recently worked together to deliver 2 backhoe loader machines.

The cargo was shipped from the Port of Shanghai to the Port of Buenaventura with a full pre-loading inspection carried out on all cargo before loading.

Upon arrival in Buenaventura, the cargo was efficiently unloaded and delivered to the final destination with no issues.

 
 

PCN members, Anker Logistica y Carga in Colombia and Guangzhou Eversail Logistics in China recently worked together to deliver 2 backhoe loader machines.

The cargo was shipped from the Port of Shanghai to the Port of Buenaventura with a full pre-loading inspection carried out on all cargo before loading.

Upon arrival in Buenaventura, the cargo was efficiently unloaded and delivered to the final destination with no issues.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Anker and Eversail collaborate on delivery

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PCN members, Anker Logistica y Carga in Colombia and Guangzhou Eversail Logistics in China recently worked together to deliver 2 backhoe loader machines.

The cargo was shipped from the Port of Shanghai to the Port of Buenaventura with a full pre-loading inspection carried out on all cargo before loading.

Upon arrival in Buenaventura, the cargo was efficiently unloaded and delivered to the final destination with no issues.

 
 

PCN members, Anker Logistica y Carga in Colombia and Guangzhou Eversail Logistics in China recently worked together to deliver 2 backhoe loader machines.

The cargo was shipped from the Port of Shanghai to the Port of Buenaventura with a full pre-loading inspection carried out on all cargo before loading.

Upon arrival in Buenaventura, the cargo was efficiently unloaded and delivered to the final destination with no issues.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Marr implements world-first crane safety tech

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Marr Contracting (Marr) has become the first business in the UK to implement new crane safety technology, The Buddie System, on the High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Old Oak Common station site.

Marr were the first to adopt the innovative Australian-developed system on two Sydney sites—Sydney Metro Airport Terminal Station and the Sydney House mixed-sed development—in September 2025.

After rolling the system out across its Australian fleet, Marr’s crane crew working with Balfour Beatty VINCI SYSTRA Joint Venture (BBVSJV) on the HS2 Old Oak Common station site became the first to implement the system in the UK.

Developed by experienced crane industry professionals Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris, The Buddie System’s world-first technology is a wireless safety alert device designed for crane operators and dogmen / slinger signallers to reduce the risk of accidents caused by two-way radio issues or miscommunication between crane crews.

With up to 30 percent of crane incidents caused by miscommunication between operators and ground crews, The Buddie System has real potential to prevent injuries and fatalities on construction sites by allowing dogmen to instantly alert crane operators to stop if something goes wrong.

“The Buddie System is brilliant. I’ve been in the construction industry for more than 38 years and haven’t come across anything else like it. It’s a simple, potentially life-saving solution that fills a critical gap where loss of communication has too often led to accidents and injuries,” says Andy Donkin, Marr’s Appointed Person – Lifting Operations on the HS2 Old Oak Common site.

“Innovation is part of Marr’s DNA, and The Buddie System is a demonstration of innovative technology that supports our commitment to safety by providing another layer of control to reduce risk. As leaders in our sector, it was important to us that the technology was designed by industry professionals who’ve worked at the frontline of construction projects and understand the real risks of crane and lifting operations,” said Marr’s incoming Head of HSEQ-Global, Nicole Lawler.

Since launching last year, The Buddie System has been rolled out across more than 20 businesses and 35 construction sites in Australia to-date. In addition to the UK, has plans to introduce into the United States, Canada and mainland Europe later this year.

The innovation has also been recognised as a Finalist in the Excellence in Safety category at the 2025 annual LEEA Awards, the Innovation category of the 2025 Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) Awards, and the Safety Solution of the Year category in the 2025 Australian Work Safe Awards (to be announced on 26 February 2026).

“Marr has always stood out as a company that leads from the front when it comes to innovation and safety. Big cranes, big lifts, and big responsibilities—Marr’s reputation is built on getting all three right, making them the perfect launch partner in Australia and now the UK,” said The Buddie System Co-founders, Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris.

 
 

Marr Contracting (Marr) has become the first business in the UK to implement new crane safety technology, The Buddie System, on the High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Old Oak Common station site.

Marr were the first to adopt the innovative Australian-developed system on two Sydney sites—Sydney Metro Airport Terminal Station and the Sydney House mixed-sed development—in September 2025.

After rolling the system out across its Australian fleet, Marr’s crane crew working with Balfour Beatty VINCI SYSTRA Joint Venture (BBVSJV) on the HS2 Old Oak Common station site became the first to implement the system in the UK.

Developed by experienced crane industry professionals Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris, The Buddie System’s world-first technology is a wireless safety alert device designed for crane operators and dogmen / slinger signallers to reduce the risk of accidents caused by two-way radio issues or miscommunication between crane crews.

With up to 30 percent of crane incidents caused by miscommunication between operators and ground crews, The Buddie System has real potential to prevent injuries and fatalities on construction sites by allowing dogmen to instantly alert crane operators to stop if something goes wrong.

“The Buddie System is brilliant. I’ve been in the construction industry for more than 38 years and haven’t come across anything else like it. It’s a simple, potentially life-saving solution that fills a critical gap where loss of communication has too often led to accidents and injuries,” says Andy Donkin, Marr’s Appointed Person – Lifting Operations on the HS2 Old Oak Common site.

“Innovation is part of Marr’s DNA, and The Buddie System is a demonstration of innovative technology that supports our commitment to safety by providing another layer of control to reduce risk. As leaders in our sector, it was important to us that the technology was designed by industry professionals who’ve worked at the frontline of construction projects and understand the real risks of crane and lifting operations,” said Marr’s incoming Head of HSEQ-Global, Nicole Lawler.

Since launching last year, The Buddie System has been rolled out across more than 20 businesses and 35 construction sites in Australia to-date. In addition to the UK, has plans to introduce into the United States, Canada and mainland Europe later this year.

The innovation has also been recognised as a Finalist in the Excellence in Safety category at the 2025 annual LEEA Awards, the Innovation category of the 2025 Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) Awards, and the Safety Solution of the Year category in the 2025 Australian Work Safe Awards (to be announced on 26 February 2026).

“Marr has always stood out as a company that leads from the front when it comes to innovation and safety. Big cranes, big lifts, and big responsibilities—Marr’s reputation is built on getting all three right, making them the perfect launch partner in Australia and now the UK,” said The Buddie System Co-founders, Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Marr implements world-first crane safety tech

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Marr Contracting (Marr) has become the first business in the UK to implement new crane safety technology, The Buddie System, on the High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Old Oak Common station site.

Marr were the first to adopt the innovative Australian-developed system on two Sydney sites—Sydney Metro Airport Terminal Station and the Sydney House mixed-sed development—in September 2025.

After rolling the system out across its Australian fleet, Marr’s crane crew working with Balfour Beatty VINCI SYSTRA Joint Venture (BBVSJV) on the HS2 Old Oak Common station site became the first to implement the system in the UK.

Developed by experienced crane industry professionals Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris, The Buddie System’s world-first technology is a wireless safety alert device designed for crane operators and dogmen / slinger signallers to reduce the risk of accidents caused by two-way radio issues or miscommunication between crane crews.

With up to 30 percent of crane incidents caused by miscommunication between operators and ground crews, The Buddie System has real potential to prevent injuries and fatalities on construction sites by allowing dogmen to instantly alert crane operators to stop if something goes wrong.

“The Buddie System is brilliant. I’ve been in the construction industry for more than 38 years and haven’t come across anything else like it. It’s a simple, potentially life-saving solution that fills a critical gap where loss of communication has too often led to accidents and injuries,” says Andy Donkin, Marr’s Appointed Person – Lifting Operations on the HS2 Old Oak Common site.

“Innovation is part of Marr’s DNA, and The Buddie System is a demonstration of innovative technology that supports our commitment to safety by providing another layer of control to reduce risk. As leaders in our sector, it was important to us that the technology was designed by industry professionals who’ve worked at the frontline of construction projects and understand the real risks of crane and lifting operations,” said Marr’s incoming Head of HSEQ-Global, Nicole Lawler.

Since launching last year, The Buddie System has been rolled out across more than 20 businesses and 35 construction sites in Australia to-date. In addition to the UK, has plans to introduce into the United States, Canada and mainland Europe later this year.

The innovation has also been recognised as a Finalist in the Excellence in Safety category at the 2025 annual LEEA Awards, the Innovation category of the 2025 Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) Awards, and the Safety Solution of the Year category in the 2025 Australian Work Safe Awards (to be announced on 26 February 2026).

“Marr has always stood out as a company that leads from the front when it comes to innovation and safety. Big cranes, big lifts, and big responsibilities—Marr’s reputation is built on getting all three right, making them the perfect launch partner in Australia and now the UK,” said The Buddie System Co-founders, Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris.

 
 

Marr Contracting (Marr) has become the first business in the UK to implement new crane safety technology, The Buddie System, on the High Speed Two (HS2) Ltd Old Oak Common station site.

Marr were the first to adopt the innovative Australian-developed system on two Sydney sites—Sydney Metro Airport Terminal Station and the Sydney House mixed-sed development—in September 2025.

After rolling the system out across its Australian fleet, Marr’s crane crew working with Balfour Beatty VINCI SYSTRA Joint Venture (BBVSJV) on the HS2 Old Oak Common station site became the first to implement the system in the UK.

Developed by experienced crane industry professionals Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris, The Buddie System’s world-first technology is a wireless safety alert device designed for crane operators and dogmen / slinger signallers to reduce the risk of accidents caused by two-way radio issues or miscommunication between crane crews.

With up to 30 percent of crane incidents caused by miscommunication between operators and ground crews, The Buddie System has real potential to prevent injuries and fatalities on construction sites by allowing dogmen to instantly alert crane operators to stop if something goes wrong.

“The Buddie System is brilliant. I’ve been in the construction industry for more than 38 years and haven’t come across anything else like it. It’s a simple, potentially life-saving solution that fills a critical gap where loss of communication has too often led to accidents and injuries,” says Andy Donkin, Marr’s Appointed Person – Lifting Operations on the HS2 Old Oak Common site.

“Innovation is part of Marr’s DNA, and The Buddie System is a demonstration of innovative technology that supports our commitment to safety by providing another layer of control to reduce risk. As leaders in our sector, it was important to us that the technology was designed by industry professionals who’ve worked at the frontline of construction projects and understand the real risks of crane and lifting operations,” said Marr’s incoming Head of HSEQ-Global, Nicole Lawler.

Since launching last year, The Buddie System has been rolled out across more than 20 businesses and 35 construction sites in Australia to-date. In addition to the UK, has plans to introduce into the United States, Canada and mainland Europe later this year.

The innovation has also been recognised as a Finalist in the Excellence in Safety category at the 2025 annual LEEA Awards, the Innovation category of the 2025 Crane Industry Council of Australia (CICA) Awards, and the Safety Solution of the Year category in the 2025 Australian Work Safe Awards (to be announced on 26 February 2026).

“Marr has always stood out as a company that leads from the front when it comes to innovation and safety. Big cranes, big lifts, and big responsibilities—Marr’s reputation is built on getting all three right, making them the perfect launch partner in Australia and now the UK,” said The Buddie System Co-founders, Gary Panagiotidis and Jade Harris.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Rhenus opens new warehouse in Paranaque

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Leading global logistics service provider Rhenus Group has officially opened a new warehouse in Philippines’ Paranaque, Metro Manila.

This marks the company’s effort to expand its presence as a leading logistics player in the Philippines, with plans to add more warehousing space in the near future.

The warehouse is strategically located in NCR closer to major business districts and offers excellent access to major transport routes via direct access from SLEX Sucat. The brand new 7,320 sqm multi-user warehouse facility features very high ceiling of around 20m, with full insulation. It has the highest level of structural integrity and meets very high safety and security standards. Some of the features include Optical Beam Smoke Detectors, Sprinklers, mechanical cross ventilation system, fully enclosed gated compound, 24×7 security guards, full CCTV coverage with 60 days video retention, intruder alarm system, etc.

With a focus on sustainability, the warehouse utilizes LED lighting, solar panel provision, and a skylight to harness natural light, in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The warehouse is in the process of obtaining ISO certifications in Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems.

The new warehouse expands the footprint of seven existing facilities across Manila, Cagayan de Oro, and Davao, strengthening nationwide coverage and smooth integration with global supply chains.

“Rhenus offers 4 million m² of storage across 180 locations in 21 countries, providing tailored contract logistics solutions. The new warehouse will enhance our logistics network in the APAC region, enabling us to deliver more efficient and sustainable logistics operations for our customers. We are committed to optimizing supply chains and meeting diverse client needs,” said Marcus Fornell, Regional Head of Rhenus APAC Warehousing Solutions.

The freight and logistics market size in the Philippines is estimated at USD 16.20 billion in 2026 and is expected to reach USD 21.60 billion by 20311.

“Rhenus Philippines will continue to strengthen our position further in the market. With the opening of this new warehouse, we are moving forward with our plan to continue to invest in modern and state-of-the-art facilities. This allows us to expand our footprint and product portfolio to serve our customers’ requirements with the highest level of efficiency, safety, security, and compliance,” said Deepak Sharma, Managing Director of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Philippines.

Rhenus Philippines has strong expertise in chemical warehousing, consumer goods, machinery and industrial logistics. Together with its freight forwarding entity, it offers a wide range of comprehensive services to customers, including warehousing and distribution solutions, domestic inter-island shipping, customs brokerage, project logistics, as well as air, ocean, and road freight.

 
 

Leading global logistics service provider Rhenus Group has officially opened a new warehouse in Philippines’ Paranaque, Metro Manila.

This marks the company’s effort to expand its presence as a leading logistics player in the Philippines, with plans to add more warehousing space in the near future.

The warehouse is strategically located in NCR closer to major business districts and offers excellent access to major transport routes via direct access from SLEX Sucat. The brand new 7,320 sqm multi-user warehouse facility features very high ceiling of around 20m, with full insulation. It has the highest level of structural integrity and meets very high safety and security standards. Some of the features include Optical Beam Smoke Detectors, Sprinklers, mechanical cross ventilation system, fully enclosed gated compound, 24×7 security guards, full CCTV coverage with 60 days video retention, intruder alarm system, etc.

With a focus on sustainability, the warehouse utilizes LED lighting, solar panel provision, and a skylight to harness natural light, in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The warehouse is in the process of obtaining ISO certifications in Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems.

The new warehouse expands the footprint of seven existing facilities across Manila, Cagayan de Oro, and Davao, strengthening nationwide coverage and smooth integration with global supply chains.

“Rhenus offers 4 million m² of storage across 180 locations in 21 countries, providing tailored contract logistics solutions. The new warehouse will enhance our logistics network in the APAC region, enabling us to deliver more efficient and sustainable logistics operations for our customers. We are committed to optimizing supply chains and meeting diverse client needs,” said Marcus Fornell, Regional Head of Rhenus APAC Warehousing Solutions.

The freight and logistics market size in the Philippines is estimated at USD 16.20 billion in 2026 and is expected to reach USD 21.60 billion by 20311.

“Rhenus Philippines will continue to strengthen our position further in the market. With the opening of this new warehouse, we are moving forward with our plan to continue to invest in modern and state-of-the-art facilities. This allows us to expand our footprint and product portfolio to serve our customers’ requirements with the highest level of efficiency, safety, security, and compliance,” said Deepak Sharma, Managing Director of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Philippines.

Rhenus Philippines has strong expertise in chemical warehousing, consumer goods, machinery and industrial logistics. Together with its freight forwarding entity, it offers a wide range of comprehensive services to customers, including warehousing and distribution solutions, domestic inter-island shipping, customs brokerage, project logistics, as well as air, ocean, and road freight.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

Rhenus opens new warehouse in Paranaque

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Leading global logistics service provider Rhenus Group has officially opened a new warehouse in Philippines’ Paranaque, Metro Manila.

This marks the company’s effort to expand its presence as a leading logistics player in the Philippines, with plans to add more warehousing space in the near future.

The warehouse is strategically located in NCR closer to major business districts and offers excellent access to major transport routes via direct access from SLEX Sucat. The brand new 7,320 sqm multi-user warehouse facility features very high ceiling of around 20m, with full insulation. It has the highest level of structural integrity and meets very high safety and security standards. Some of the features include Optical Beam Smoke Detectors, Sprinklers, mechanical cross ventilation system, fully enclosed gated compound, 24×7 security guards, full CCTV coverage with 60 days video retention, intruder alarm system, etc.

With a focus on sustainability, the warehouse utilizes LED lighting, solar panel provision, and a skylight to harness natural light, in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The warehouse is in the process of obtaining ISO certifications in Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems.

The new warehouse expands the footprint of seven existing facilities across Manila, Cagayan de Oro, and Davao, strengthening nationwide coverage and smooth integration with global supply chains.

“Rhenus offers 4 million m² of storage across 180 locations in 21 countries, providing tailored contract logistics solutions. The new warehouse will enhance our logistics network in the APAC region, enabling us to deliver more efficient and sustainable logistics operations for our customers. We are committed to optimizing supply chains and meeting diverse client needs,” said Marcus Fornell, Regional Head of Rhenus APAC Warehousing Solutions.

The freight and logistics market size in the Philippines is estimated at USD 16.20 billion in 2026 and is expected to reach USD 21.60 billion by 20311.

“Rhenus Philippines will continue to strengthen our position further in the market. With the opening of this new warehouse, we are moving forward with our plan to continue to invest in modern and state-of-the-art facilities. This allows us to expand our footprint and product portfolio to serve our customers’ requirements with the highest level of efficiency, safety, security, and compliance,” said Deepak Sharma, Managing Director of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Philippines.

Rhenus Philippines has strong expertise in chemical warehousing, consumer goods, machinery and industrial logistics. Together with its freight forwarding entity, it offers a wide range of comprehensive services to customers, including warehousing and distribution solutions, domestic inter-island shipping, customs brokerage, project logistics, as well as air, ocean, and road freight.

 
 

Leading global logistics service provider Rhenus Group has officially opened a new warehouse in Philippines’ Paranaque, Metro Manila.

This marks the company’s effort to expand its presence as a leading logistics player in the Philippines, with plans to add more warehousing space in the near future.

The warehouse is strategically located in NCR closer to major business districts and offers excellent access to major transport routes via direct access from SLEX Sucat. The brand new 7,320 sqm multi-user warehouse facility features very high ceiling of around 20m, with full insulation. It has the highest level of structural integrity and meets very high safety and security standards. Some of the features include Optical Beam Smoke Detectors, Sprinklers, mechanical cross ventilation system, fully enclosed gated compound, 24×7 security guards, full CCTV coverage with 60 days video retention, intruder alarm system, etc.

With a focus on sustainability, the warehouse utilizes LED lighting, solar panel provision, and a skylight to harness natural light, in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The warehouse is in the process of obtaining ISO certifications in Quality Management Systems (QMS), Environmental Management Systems (EMS), and Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Management Systems.

The new warehouse expands the footprint of seven existing facilities across Manila, Cagayan de Oro, and Davao, strengthening nationwide coverage and smooth integration with global supply chains.

“Rhenus offers 4 million m² of storage across 180 locations in 21 countries, providing tailored contract logistics solutions. The new warehouse will enhance our logistics network in the APAC region, enabling us to deliver more efficient and sustainable logistics operations for our customers. We are committed to optimizing supply chains and meeting diverse client needs,” said Marcus Fornell, Regional Head of Rhenus APAC Warehousing Solutions.

The freight and logistics market size in the Philippines is estimated at USD 16.20 billion in 2026 and is expected to reach USD 21.60 billion by 20311.

“Rhenus Philippines will continue to strengthen our position further in the market. With the opening of this new warehouse, we are moving forward with our plan to continue to invest in modern and state-of-the-art facilities. This allows us to expand our footprint and product portfolio to serve our customers’ requirements with the highest level of efficiency, safety, security, and compliance,” said Deepak Sharma, Managing Director of Rhenus Warehousing Solutions Philippines.

Rhenus Philippines has strong expertise in chemical warehousing, consumer goods, machinery and industrial logistics. Together with its freight forwarding entity, it offers a wide range of comprehensive services to customers, including warehousing and distribution solutions, domestic inter-island shipping, customs brokerage, project logistics, as well as air, ocean, and road freight.

 
 

12 March 2026 |

ABL strengthens leadership in Brazil

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Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

11 March 2026 |

ABL strengthens leadership in Brazil

0

Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

11 March 2026 |

ABL strengthens leadership in Brazil

0

Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

Brazil remains one of ABL Group’s strongest and most strategically important markets, home to expansive offshore activity, rapidly growing renewable energy ambitions, and a dynamic maritime landscape.

To continue supporting clients with the highest level of technical excellence and responsiveness, ABL is implementing a series of leadership updates that reinforce local capability and position the business for its next phase of sustainable growth.

These changes underscore ABL’s long-term commitment to Brazil: investing in local talent, strengthening operational resilience, and ensuring clients benefit from a leadership structure built for agility, expertise and future growth.

ABL is pleased to announce the appointment of Humberto Fajardo as Managing Director, ABL Brazil.

Since joining ABL in 2019, Humberto has led the Offshore department through a period of strong, consistent growth. His previous experience running his own company—spanning shipbuilding, ship management, P&I and cargo—brings the commercial and operational acumen critical to Brazil’s complex and evolving market.

For clients, Humberto’s appointment strengthens ABL’s service reliability at a time of increasing activity across deepwater, decarbonisation and maritime operations.

Andreas Theophanatos will continue in his role as Regional Director, ensuring continuity across the region through his deep technical background, trusted market presence and long-standing oversight of ABL’s Brazilian operations.

His ongoing mentorship of teams at all levels ensures clients continue to benefit from consistent, high‑quality delivery supported by ABL’s internal capability.

Fabiano Batista, has been promoted to Deputy Offshore Manager.

A Senior Marine Surveyor at ABL since 2013, Fabiano is widely respected for his deepwater MWS expertise, one of the most critical competencies in Brazil’s offshore sector. His move into formal leadership further strengthens ABL’s ability to support complex offshore projects with confidence and precision.

ABL also announces the appointment of Leonardo Ruiz as Brazil Maritime Manager.

Leonardo, with more than a decade at ABL, brings broad expertise across H&M, Offshore Marine Assurance, Condition Surveys and MWS. Known for his strong client relationships and technical depth, he is ideally positioned to lead the next phase of ABL’s Maritime strategy in Brazil, enhancing service breadth and supporting evolving client needs across the marine value chain.

Mauricio Viana will continue to manage the Asset Integrity Management division for Brazil.

With a strong background in nearly two decades of career in mechanical engineering, commissioning, operations, maintenance and reliability management in the chemical, petrochemical, and oil and gas industries, Mauricio is best placed to deliver strategic asset management, maintenance, inventory, and data optimisation solutions to our clients.

These organisational updates reflect ABL’s continued focus on building local leadership that is aligned with the needs of one of the world’s most active offshore and maritime regions.

“Brazil is central to our strategy in the Americas, and these leadership enhancements directly reinforce the quality and agility our clients expect from ABL,” said Nicolas Cazeres, Regional Managing Director for the Americas. “By strengthening our ontheground expertise, we are ensuring clients receive faster decisionmaking, deeper technical insight and a more integrated service across offshore, maritime and renewables.”

With a renewed leadership structure, ABL Brazil is positioned not only to maintain its high performance, but to capture emerging opportunities and continue delivering exceptional value to clients in a fast-moving, opportunity-rich market.

 
 

11 March 2026 |

Sarens supports Scottish wind farm

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Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

11 March 2026 |

Sarens supports Scottish wind farm

0

Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

11 March 2026 |

Sarens supports Scottish wind farm

0

Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

Sarens is proud to be supporting the construction of the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm, one of Scotland’s largest offshore wind power projects.

Located in the North Sea, 15 kilometers off the coast of Angus, the project will supply clean, renewable electricity to the Scottish national grid through onshore transmission facilities in East Lothian once it becomes fully operational in 2027.

As part of this major development, offshore wind power components including 18 jackets, 54 monopiles and 30 transition pieces (TPs) are being manufactured in China and shipped to Europe through a network of highly specialized contractors. Sarens is providing critical expertise and equipment across multiple sites to ensure the safe, efficient and timely execution of these operations.

At CWHI’s Qinzhou site, Sarens is responsible for in-plant transfers, weighing and load-out of 32 monopiles, each weighing around 2000 tons. The team has provided extensive technical assistance in site layout, production scheduling and the design of transportation and weighing stools, guaranteeing smooth and continuous operations.

Until to now, 4 shipments of all the 32monopiles have been successfully completed all the load-out word, The project has relied on a robust fleet configuration of 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs for production, expanding to 104 axle lines, 6 PPUs and 16 jacks during load-out.

At CWHI’s Nansha site, Sarens has also been responsible for the vertical transport and weighing of 30 TPs following the flipping operation. The work has been carried out with 32 axle lines and 2 PPUs, until to now we have finished 1 shipment of 15 TP load-out and another shipment will finished at the end of Jan 2026.

For CFHI, Sarens has provided its CC8800-1 and CC6800 cranes to handle the hoisting of 18 jackets, each weighing approximately 3000 tones, among the heaviest wind power jackets currently produced worldwide. Under the leadership of Li Quan and Sun Chuanxiang, Sarens’ crane crew has executed complex lifts with precision and efficiency, earning high recognition from the client. The full series of jackets is also expected to be completed by the end of Jan 2026.

As part of Dajin Heavy Industry’s contribution to the Inch Cape project, Sarens has undertaken the load-out operations for 22 monopiles, deploying 80 axle lines and 4 PPUs. All the 3 shipment of 22 monopiles have finished load-out at Dec successfully.

This project marks another milestone in Sarens’ growing of offshore wind work, with more than 200 monopiles successfully transported and shipped to Europe since 2023.

As offshore wind technology continues to evolve toward deeper waters and heavier components, Sarens remains committed to advancing its engineering, transport and heavy lifting solutions to meet the increasing demands of the sector. With extensive project experience and technical innovation, Sarens is proud to play a key role in supporting the clean energy transition and the future of global offshore wind development.

 
 

11 March 2026 |
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