SMP IMPRESSIONS. Maritime Industry Conference & Technology Exposition

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1 Maritime Industry Conference & Technology Exposition SMP Shipping, Marine & Ports WORLD EXPO 2010 MARCH 3-6, 2010 Venue : Bombay Exhibition Centre, NSE Complex, Goregaon, Mumbai, India. IMPRESSIONS A PICTORIAL JOURNEY M E D I A

2 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition Chairman, Central Advisory Board Shipping, Marine & Ports World Expo 2012 SMP Shipping, Marine & Ports WORLD EXPO 2012 February 8-11, 2012 Venue : Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai, India. Mr. S Hajara Chairman & Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. SMP, OCEANTEX & ENERTECH 2010 FACTS AND FIGURES 223 Exhibitors (Including Collaborators/Joint VenturePartners) 53 Overseas Exhibitors (Including Participants/ Collaborators/Joint Venture Partners) More than 10,000 visitors Participation from 18 Countries Support from international associations: The Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India, Pipelines Industry Guild, U.K., International Marine Contractors Association (U.K) and The China Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment (China) 85 speakers from leading Indian & Overseas companies deliberating on the latest state of art technologies and trends delegates Scope of Exhibition : Marine Equipment Marine Technology Shipbuilding / Shipyard Industry Dredging Ports Maritime Services Shipyard Installation Equipment Instrumentation / Automation & Control Propulsion Systems Port Equipment and Technology Ship Operations Equipment Cargo & Material Handling Equipment Electronics / Communications Offshore Technology Navigational Equipment & Aids Propulsion Systems & Drives Corrosion Technology & Services Concurrent Events : OceanTEX WORLD EXPO 2012 EnerTECH WORLD EXPO 2012 Media Partner : hippingm arine& Ports World SYour Radar to Shipping, Marine & Ports World Bi-Monthly Magazine M E D I A Supported By: Organised by : Jasubhai Media Pvt. Ltd. (An ISO CERTIFIED COMPANY) 26, Maker Chambers VI, 2nd Floor, Nariman Point, Mumbai , India. Tel: , /59, Fax: sales@jasubhai.com Regional Offices : Telephone Mobile Ahmedabad : / hitesh_parmar@jasubhai.com Baroda : ankit_shah@jasubhai.com Chennai : / anil_kumar@jasubhai.com Delhi : / pr_singh@jasubhai.com Hyderabad : sunil_dakur@jasubhai.com Pune : amit_bhalerao@jasubhai.com

3 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition International Exhibition & Conferences 2010 THE INAUGURAL FUNCTION India has more than 7000 miles of coast line and is a major supplier of human resources for the world maritime industry. However, Indian Shipping Industry has been going through a slow growth phase and grappling with the challenges that restrict the advancement of this sector in the country. Second edition of Shipping, Marine & Port World Expo, by CHEMTECH Foundation opened in a glittering ceremony on 3rd March 2010 at NSE Grounds, Goregaon in Mumbai. The occasion was marked by the presence of stalwarts from the Indian as well as international Shipping Industry from the public and private sector. Mr. K. Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam, IAS, Director General, Directorate General of Shipping, Ex-Officio Additional Secretary to Govt. of India, Mr. Michael Pinto, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India and Capt. J.C. Anand, Chairman, Indian Register of Shipping, Mr. S. Hajara, Chairman and Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Mr. D. T. Joseph, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Mr. Oh, Kong- Gyun, Vice Chairman, International Association of Classification Societies, Chairman & CEO, Korean Register of Shipping and Mr. M.V. Ramamurthy, Chairman, Conference Committee- SMP 2010 and President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd. received a warm welcome from Mr. Jasu Shah, Founder and Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation. The inaugural session witnessed the presence of stalwarts from the maritime industry : (L to R) Mr. S. Hajara, CMD, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd., Mr. M.V. Ramamurthy, Chairman, Conference Committee- SMP 2010 and President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd., Mr. Oh, Kong- Gyun, Vice Chairman, International Association of Classification Societies, Chairman & CEO, Korean Register of Shipping, Mr. D. T. Joseph, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Mr. Jasu Shah, Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation, Mr. K. Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam, IAS, DG Shipping. Ex-Officio Additional Secretary to Govt. of India., Mr. Michael Pinto, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India and Capt. J.C. Anand, Chairman, Indian Register of Shipping Traditional Lighting of Lamp : Respected dignitaries and guests witnessed the lamp lighting ceremony marking the inauguration of the Event (L to R) : Mr. K. Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam, IAS, DG Shipping. Govt. of India. and Mr. Oh, Kong- Gyun, Vice Chairman, International Association of Classification Societies, Chairman & CEO, Korean Register of Shipping

4 Inauguration SMP has brought all the stakeholders together to share all the commercial, technical and other aspects, which will benefit all stakeholders including shipowners, shipbuilders and other personnel from the industry. Capt. J C Anand, Chairman, Indian Register of Shipping Mr. K. Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India releasing the Shipping, Marine & Ports World Expo 2010 EXHIBITORS DIRECTORY As far as port infrastructure is concerned, there has been some inadequacy in the infrastructure but the actions taken in the recent past have led to creation of substantial additional capacity in the Indian ports. Hopefully in the next few years, it will be possible for Indian Ports to provide comfortable movement of traffic, 25 to 30 percent in excess. Mr. K Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India SMP World Expo is a wonderful platform for the shipping industry wherein the key stakeholders can not only network with each other but also chart the path ahead for the Indian shipping industry. Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam, IAS Director General of Shipping & Ex-Officio Addl. Secretary to Govt. of India Shipping is the least polluting form of transport since its level of emissions is much lower than all other modes of transport. India has the best seafarers and the nation can become a global maritime hub if we can remove certain impediments vis-à-vis maritime law and insurance. Since its inception SMP World Expo has been one of the key forums wherein such critical and crucial issues are discussed and deliberated in great detail. Mr. S. Hajara Chairman & Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. In spite of allowing 100% FDI in ports and shipping, we have not yet received a positive response from foreign investors. The establishment of Confederation of Indian Maritime Associations should be taken up on a priority basis. Industry events like SMP World Expo provide the perfect platform to discuss and review the state of affairs in the Indian shipping industry. Mr. D. T. Joseph, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India The government has been continuously trying to encourage the shipping industry since decades through various sops and the industry has also responded well with outstanding performance. But, since the past couple of years, the Indian shipping industry has not been growing at the expected rate. This is the right time and SMP World Expo is the right place for the industry and government to introspect and identify the growth inhibitors and drivers. Mr. Michael Pinto, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India Korea has achieved leadership position in the global shipping industry after years of focused effort and government support. The Indian shipping industry is poised for great achievements and we want to contribute and be a part of the India success story. SMP World Expo has proven to be our gateway to the Indian maritime sector. Mr. Oh Kong-Gyun, Chairman & CEO, Korean Register of Shipping & Vice Chairman, International Association of Classification Societies Audience at the Inauguration

5 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition International Conferences 2010 Shipping, Marine & Ports 2010 Theme : Maritime Industry the Vision for Growth Indian economy has shown sustainable growth that is reflected in major expansions in various shipping companies, shipyards and ports. Projects worth USD billion have been identified, for implementation up to under National Maritime Development Program (NMDP) that would cover entire gamut of activities in major ports. Over 100 billion USD investment is envisaged in the next 10 years in this sector. Despite the sustainable growth of the country, industry has come across various challenges during the past two years. SMP 2010 created the ideal platform for Shipping, Maritime Ports and Trade fraternity to present their ideas and exchange their opinions to address the challenges industry was grappling with. Commercial and Legal Aspect of Shipping (L to R) Mr. S. Venkiteswaran, Senior Advocate, Capt S. Mehta, Director North of England P&I Association UK and Ms. Fereshte Sethna, Partner, DMD- Attorney at Law Admirality Law has English precedence. In the olden days, when ships were taken out, the stronger or the mightier swallowed less mighty. In India, Admirality Jurisdiction was first exercised by virtue of colonial legislature call the Colonial Admirality Jurisdiction Act passed by the British Parliament, which said that the courtesan Bombay, Calcutta and Madras will exercise the same Admirality Jurisdiction as exercised by English courts over the territory of Great Britain. Indian High Courts are superior courts with unlimited jurisdiction. Mr. S. Venkiteswaran, Senior Advocate Wreck, typically connotes to us a vessel line on the ocean floor or typically, a vessel that has been stranded on the rock, shore and seashore. There is a probability that the protection and indemnity insurance be inadequate to meet the wreck removal cost. Perhaps, when we are considering evolving rules rising out of, and provisions rising out of wreck removal conventions, perhaps we can consider effectively insuring recovery. Ms. Fereshte Sethna, Partner, DMD- Attorney at Law Marine insurance is generally recognized as one of the most complex branches of the industry. Ships are always operated in dangerous environment. There have always been cases where we thought about managing risks. Now these things have been given new names like risk management system that was known as observance of good seamanship during the good olden days Capt S. Mehta, Director North of England P&I Association, UK

6 International Conferences 2010 Shipbuilding (L to R) Mr. U. S. Kalghatgi, Chief Surveyor Indian Register of Shipping, Mr. V Kumar, Managing Director, Bharati Shipyard Ltd, Cmde M. Jitendran, Chairman & Managing Director, Cochin Shipyard Ltd., Mr. Koen Vonk, Manager Solution Engineering, Warsila China Ltd. and Mr. Park Jae-hong, Principal Surveyor Korean Register of Shipping Wartsila has significant experience and track record in the fields of ship design, propulsion, engines and automation systems. This allows for a broad integration of systems and a unique single party point of contact. Mr. Koen Vonk, Manager Solution Engineering, Wartsila China Ltd. Due to inadequate shipyard capacities in India, Indian Navy will have to outsource construction of naval ships to other countries. Mr. V Kumar, Managing Director, Bharati Shipyard Ltd A huge capacity build up has taken place suddenly in shipyards across the world. In India new shipyards have been set up such as Pipavav many others have gone for expansions, which is going to set severe competition in the near future. Apart from the issues such as safety, environment etc the shipbuilding industry will have to deal with the challenges of diversification and capacity utilization also during the years to come. Cmde M. Jitendran Chairman & Managing Director, Cochin Shipyard Ltd. revolution in ship design and operations Green shipbuilding is an imperative to address the associated social and environmental concerns because of growing demand for mobility. Industry must focus on sustainable transport rather than shifting environmental problems to marine environment. This would call for a Mr. U. S. Kalghatgi, Chief Surveyor, Indian Register of Shipping The defects in thicker plate welds with small groove angle, which is vertically oriented, can not be detected properly by conventional UT methods. Korean Register of Shipping has recently released a special detecting produce based on Ultrasonic testing against miss leading of defects. Mr. Park Jae-hong, Principal Surveyor, Korean Register of Shipping Shipping Finance (L to R) Mr. Jeremy Dean, Structured Finance Marine, Investec Bank PLC, UK, Dr. Jonathan Beard, Managing Director, GHK Consulting, Hong Kong and Mr. A. P. V. N. Sarma, IAS, Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, Indian Industry is not immune from global slow down. Reduced liquidity from international markets will place greater demands on local bank. There is a need to protect reputation of local shipbuilders. Mr. Jeremy Dean, Structured Finance Marine, Investec Bank PLC, UK Global container trade has been driven by the big east west trades linked to North American and European consumption and import. PRC trade growth converts to a growing share of container trade displacing other exporters. Intra-Asia trade is opening up new port investment opportunities. Dr. Jonathan Beard, Managing Director, GHK Consulting, Hong kong

7 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition Ports Management Marine Environment (L to R) Mr. N. Suresh, Sr. Vice President, Business Development, Marg Karaikal Port Ltd, Mr. Sudhir Nair- Head Advisory Services, Crisil Ltd., Mr. Ojas Doshi- Executive Director, Raffles PortWorks and Mr. S.S. Hussain- Chairman - Indian Ports Association and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Currently, India has twelve major ports and close to two hundred upcoming or non major ports. Present capacity of the major ports is around 5.75 million tonnes, which is expected to increase up to 1000 million tonnes during the next two years. Some of the states like Orissa, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh are picking up fast. Mr. S. S. Hussain Chairman - Indian Ports Association and Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Traffic at major ports is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.9% and non-major ports at a CAGR of 19.5%. Continued expansion by private players at nonmajor ports and new private sector operated ports will result in capacity growth at a CAGR of 12.3% over the next five years. Congestion levels at ports is set to decline with capacity utilization at ports expected to decrease from 83% in to 74% in due to faster growth in capacities compared to traffic. Mr. Sudhir Nair Head Advisory Services, Crisil Ltd. Cargo handling efficiency is an integral part of Cargo Management. Ports need to be pro actively on the look out for better cargo handling solutions. Our ports and port operators must embrace latest technologies if we are to achieve our full potential. Mr. Ojas Doshi Executive Director, Raffles PortWorks Ltd. (L to R) Capt. Anuj Sahai, Risk Consulting Services [TAS] Lloyds Register Asia, Singapore, Mr. Gunnar Haug, Regional director, Ulstein for Middle East and India, Mr. Ah Kuan Seah, Vice President Technology and Business Development Southern Pacific Region, ABS and Mr. Jae Young Lee, Head of Plan Approval Services, RINA, Shanghai Today the world fleet is around 90,000 vessels that utilizes million tonnes of heavy fuel and releases around 1to 1.2 billion tonnes of GHG emissions. By 2020, use of fuel is expected to increase to 490 million tonnes and emissions to 1.5 billion tonnes. Regulators are considering adoption of a new mandatory instrument to control emissions from shipping. Mr. Jae Young Lee, Head of Plan Approval Services, RINA Mitigating the risk requires significant improvements in safety and enhancing operational effectiveness. Mr. Ah Kuan Seah, Vice President Technology and Business Development Southern Pacific Region, ABS One of the core challenges the maritime industry is facing is to manage ships in the competitive environment. There is a need to take innovation to new level and formulate result oriented solutions. Mr. Anuj Sahai, Risk Consulting Services [TAS] Lloyds Register Asia, Singapore Conventional bow has lots of weakness, such as wave induced movement, slamming, vessel induced wave generation that cause highenergy loss, high fuel consumption and reduced speed. Mr. Gunnar Haug, Regional Director, Ulstein for Middle East and India

8 International Conferences 2010 Marine Safety & Security (L to R) Capt. Sanjay Wagh, Country head, Sales & Marketing, Kongsberg Process, Simulation Pvt. Ltd., Mr. Neil Phillips, Manager Business Support Group, PPG Protective and Marine Coatings, Mr. I.N. Bose: General Manager (Quality & Safety) The Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd. and Mr. B N Prasad, Managing Director, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd. Performance Standards for Protective Coatings provides technical requirements for protective coatings in dedicated seawater ballast tanks of all types of ships of not less than 500 gross tonnage and double side skin space arranged in bulk carries of 150 M in length. This standard is based on specification and requirements, which intend to provide a target useful coating life of 15 years. Mr. Neil Phillips, Manager Business Support Group, PPG Protective and Marine Coatings situations and avert accidents. Shipping industry is far too expensive for a person to be trained on actual ship throughout his career. Use of simulators enhances conventional training systems by reducing overall student training times, train them to recognize potentially hazardous Capt. Sanjay Wagh, Country head, Sales & Marketing, Kongsberg Process Simulation Pvt. Ltd. Piracy has been around the world since a long time but over the last few years the increase in number of incidents has become the biggest bone of contention for the ship operators. Internationally the industry needs to come together in the battle against piracy. Mr. I.N. Bose, General Manager (Quality & Safety) The Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd. The dimension of piracy has change in past three or four years. In 2008, about 875 seafarers went through odd deals and 9 were killed. Total estimated ransom varies from USD 50 million in 2008 to USD 130 million. In 2009, the figure is above USD 85 million. In order to control piracy, we have to decrease tension in the areas and work jointly. Mr. B N Prasad, Managing Director, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd. Conference in Progression

9 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition Debating Session - Indian Coast for Indian Ships (L to R) Mr. M.V. Ramamurthy, President (Shipping), Reliance Industries Ltd., Mr. U.C. Grover, Director (T&OS), The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd, Mr. A K Agarwal, Chief Offshore Logistic, ONGC, Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam, Director General of Shipping & Ex officio Additional Secretary to the Government of India Mr. S. Hajara, Chairman and Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation of India., Mr. S. K Shahi, Chairman & Managing Director, SKS Logistic Ltd and Mr. S.V. Rajadhyaksha, Business Development Director, Leighton Contractors It has been argued for greater freedom that foreigner to be employed on the Indian ship. On one hand there is security risk and on the other hand you are also saying give me freedom on economic grounds because Indian sea farer is taxed. The legal framework as it stands today does put forth many options, therefore to plunge into an Indian coast for Indian ships by way of guidelines that the directorate issues is really not the way.we have to take a straight view and amend our laws accordingly. Ms. Lakshmi Venkatachalam (IAS), Director General of Shipping & Ex officio Additional Secretary of the Government of India Indian offshore industry has shown significant growth during the past two decades and Indian shipyards are well equipped to produce customized vessel for the Indian E&P sector as per their requirements. Mr. U.C. Grover, Director (T&OS), The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd I would say that this conference has proved to be very successful. Many issues raised in this forum by shipping, maritime, ports and trade fraternity may take some time to be addressed, however, industrial fraternity will have some questions to take with them to be discussed further in another forum. Mr. M. V. Ramamurthy, Chairman, Conference Committee, SMP World Expo 2010 In view of deteriorating global security scenario, Indian coast must not be a dumping ground for international vessels. Cabotage Act must be implemented strictly with the objectives to promote Indian ship owners, create employment opportunities for Indian sea farers and promote indigenous shipbuilding yards. Mr. S. K Shahi, Chairman & Managing Director, SKS Logistic Ltd Cabotage Law puts restrictions on hiring foreign flag vessels, which results in insufficient competition as foreign bidders are discouraged because of First Right Refusal. ONGC suggests that Right of First be linked to Government s price preference policy and be given to Indian Flag vessel owner only if the price quoted by them is within 10 percent of L-1 bidder of foreign Flag vessel. This restriction will ensure healthy competition, prosperity to Indian Flag owner as well as charters Ledger fair is an utopian idea which does not prevail in any industry on any part of the globe. This can exist in truest sense only provided the globe is completely open. When there are trade restrictions for Indian trade on certain shipping lines, it appears illogical to me that Indian trade be open to those particular shipping lines. Mr. S. Hajara, Chairman and Managing Director, The Shipping Corporation Of India. Mr. A K Agarwal, Chief Offshore Logistic, ONGC

10 Leadership & Excellence Awards Leadership & Excellence Awards for Shipping, Marine & Ports 2010 CHEMTECH Foundation recognizes the spirit of entrepreneurship and talents that make India proud. The achievements and contributions made by individuals, companies and institutions having the passion for excellence were bestowed the prestigious LEADERSHIP & EXCELLENCE for OCEANTEX 2010 and SHIPPING & MARINE The Awards were finalized by distinguished panel led by Mr. D T Joseph, IAS, Chairman Awards Committee SMP 2010 and Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Government of India. The SMP 2010 Awards were presented by His Excellency Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra in a glittering ceremony on 4th March 2010 at Intercontinental, The Lalit. CHEMTECH Foundation conferred Hall of Fame Award upon Dr. N P Tolani, Chairman Tolani Group of Companies. Capt. J C Anand, Chairman, Indian Register of Shipping received the Lifetime Achievement Award. Best Initiative by a State in Maritime Award was conferred upon Gujarat Maritime Board. SMP 2010 Awards were also presented to industry leaders for Best Innovator of the Year, Business Leader of the Year, Young Entrepreneur and Outstanding Achievement and Contribution to the Shipping industry. Eminent personalites the Award Function : (L to R) Mr. S. Hajara, CMD, The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd, His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra, Mr. Jasu Shah, Chairman, CHEMTECH Foundation and Mr. D. T. Joseph, IAS Former Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India Mr. Jasu Shah welcomes His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra A token of appreciation from Mr. S. Hajara to His Excellancy Shri Kateekal Sankaranarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra 10

11 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition Shipping, Marine & Ports 2010 AWARDS Honouring Leadership & Excellence Hall of Fame Lifetime Achievement Dr. N. P. Tolani Chairman, Tolani Group of Companies Capt. J. C. Anand Chairman, Indian Register of Shipping Innovator of the Year Business Leader of the Year SHIPYARD Cmde. M. Jitendran Chairman & Managing Director, Cochin Shipyard Ltd. Mr. Vijay Kumar Managing Director, Bharati Shipyard Ltd. Business Leader of the Year SHIPPING Business Leader of the Year PORTS Mr. Umesh C. Grover Director, (Technical & Offshore Services), The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd. Young Entrepreneur of the Year Mr. S. S. Hussain Chairman, Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust Outstanding Achievement SHIP MANAGEMENT Shri. Yudhishthir D Khatau Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Varun Shipping Company Ltd. One of their Senior Representatives collected the award on behalf of Shri. Bodh Nath Prasad Managing Director, Bernhard Schulte Ship Management (India) Pvt. Ltd. 11

12 Leadership & Excellence Awards Shipping, Marine & Ports 2010 AWARDS Honouring Leadership & Excellence Outstanding Achievement Port Development & Port Management Outstanding Achievement FASTEST GROWING COMPANY One of their Senior Representatives collected the award on behalf of Shri. G. R. K. Reddy Chairman & Managing Director, Marg Karaikal Port Ltd. Outstanding Achievement shipping agent Shri. Prakash Tulsiani Managing Director, APM Terminal Pipavav Outstanding Achievement EFFICIENT CUSTOMER SERVICES Shri. Krishna Kotak Managing Director, J. M. Baxi & Co. Outstanding Contribution EDUCATION & TRAINING Mr. Adil Moloobhoy & Mrs. Nafeesa Moloobhoy Managing Partners, A. S. Moloobhoy & Sons Best Initiative by a State MARITIME INDUSTRY One of their Senior Representatives collected the award on behalf of Shri. B. S. Teeka Principle Trustee, Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies One of their Senior Representatives collected the award on behalf of Mr. Pankaj Kumar, IAS Vice- Chairman & CEO, Gujarat Maritime Board Audience at the Award Function 12

13 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition Best of the Best : Awardees of the OCEANTEX + Shipping, Marine & Ports Awards

14 Chemtech F O U N D A T I O N Inspiring Intelligence > Igniting Innovation 2010 Facts & Figures VISITORS EXHIBITORS 223 Exhibitors including 53 Overseas Exhibitors COUNTRIES 18 OceanTEX WORLD EXPO 2010 Facts & Figures 2010 SMP Shipping, Marine & Ports WORLD EXPO 2010 EnerTECH WORLD EXPO 2010 If you are looking for a single platform to do business in India, the Chemtech Foundation offers you the perfect location to connect to multiple opportunities. Since the past 35 years, the Chemtech Industry Events have been the leading industry destination for international companies to be present in India. OCEANTEX 2010 Exhibitors SMP 2010 Exhibitors ENERTECH 2010 Exhibitors 87% India 92% Indian 93% Indian China Overseas Overseas Korea / Netherlands 6% US / UAE / Singapore 2% 8% 7% 1% OCEANTEX 2010 Delegate Profile SMP 2010 Delegate Profile ENERTECH 2010 Delegate Profile 35% GM / DGM 36% Port Managers / Students 30% Asst. Managers / Researchers 22% MD / CEO 26% Directors / CEOs / Managers 25% DGM / General Managers 19% Process Engineers 14% Vice Presidents / General Managers 20% Sr. Managers/ Vice Presidents / Engineers 17% Sales Managers 10% Engineers / MDs / Head-Port Equipment 15% Sales Managers / Scientific Officers 5% Students 9% Finance Advisors / Board Members /Presidents 8% AGM s / Business Unit Heads / Consultants 2% Purchase Managers 5% Others 2% Others SPEAKERS 85 SUPPORT DELEGATES 1000 The Council of EU Chambers of Commerce in India Pipelines Industry Guild, (UK) International Marine Contractors Association (UK) The China Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment (China) OCEANTEX 2010 Delegates (Location wise) SMP 2010 Delegates (Location wise) ENERTECH 2010 Delegates (Location wise) 63% Maharashtra 53% Maharashtra 50% Maharashtra Delhi Gujarat Gujarat Overseas Delhi Delhi 12% Uttar Pradesh 11% Andra Pradesh / Karnataka 15% Andra Pradesh / Karnataka 9% Tamil Nadu / Karnataka 8% Goa 10% Goa 4% Andra Pradesh / Haryana 7% Overseas 8% Overseas 3% 6% 6% 2% 1% Uttarakhand / Gujarat 5% 3% Haryana 7% 4% Haryana OCEANTEX, SMP & ENERTECH 2010 Visitors Designation Wise Plant Managers 18% Asst. Manager 14% Purchase Managers 11% Project Managers 10% Students 9% Sales Managers 7% Managers 5% Engineers 5% Consultants 5% Directors 4% MDs 2% CEOs 2% contact your Chemtech Service Agent or log on to

15 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition The International Exhibition Mr. K. Mohandas, IAS Secretary, Ministry of Shipping, Govt. of India, cuts the ribbon to inaugurate the Exhibition CHEMTECH Foundation organized second edition of SMP World Expo 2010 from March 3rd to 6th at NSE Grounds, Goregaon, Mumbai. International Exhibition and conference was organized with the view to provide insights with the expectations, challenges and opportunities for Indian Marine, Shipping, Ports and logistics service providers and manufacturers, to become globally competitive by showcasing latest innovation and bringing the gap between technology provider and users. Shipping & Marine provided ideal platform to the members of the Shipping, Maritime, Ports and trade fraternity for interacting with a cross section of users and service providers across the Globe. SMP World Expo 2010 turned out to be a huge success with over 250 participants from 12 countries. The event received support from Government of India and had more than 12,000 visitors. Visit to the Exhibition 15

16 International Exhibition KOREAN REGISTER OF SHIPPING THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA LTD BHARATI SHIPYARD LTD TITANIUM TANTALUM PRODUCTS LTD INDIAN REGISTER OF SHIPPING WARTSILA INDIA LTD JAWAHARLAL NEHRU PORT TRUST A S MOLOOBHOY & SONS 16

17 Maritime Conference & Technology Exposition DEMPO SHIPBUILDING AND ENGINEERING PVT LTD MAHARASHTRA MARITIME BOARD GODREJ & BOYCE MFG CO LTD PIPAVAV SHIPYARD RANE ELASTOMER PROCESSORS ROTO PUMPS LTD WOODFIELD SYSTEMS (INDIA) PVT. LTD MARS PETROCHEM PVT LTD 17

18 International Exhibition DOLPHIN OFFSHORE ENTERPRISES (INDIA) LTD PARKER HANNIFIN INDIA PVT LTD LEIGHTON CONTRACTORS ( INDIA ) PVT LTD SEA LINKERS PVT LTD BERNHARD SCHULTE SHIPMANAGEMENT KARAIKAL PORT PRIVATE LTD DEIF INDIA PVT LTD YEOMAN MARINE PVT LTD 18

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