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Trades about 49% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Singapore in 1974, ASL Marine Holdings Ltd. operates as an investment holding company, providing a diverse range of marine services across Singapore, Indonesia, the broader Asian region, Europe, Australia, and other international markets. Its business is structured into three key segments: Shipbuilding; Shiprepair, Conversion, and Engineering; and Shipchartering. The company's shipbuilding arm constructs various vessels, including offshore support vessels, dredgers, tugs, barges, and tankers. In its shiprepair and conversion segment, ASL Marine delivers services such as retrofitting, steel renewal, blasting, painting, and comprehensive electrical, electronic, and mechanical works, aimed at repairing and extending the operational life of diverse vessel types. Through its shipchartering activities, ASL Marine owns, operates, and charters out a fleet comprising 229 vessels as of June 30, 2022. This fleet, which includes tugs, cargo barges, crane barges, split hopper barges, workboats, and various dredgers, serves marine contractors engaged in marine infrastructure, construction, cargo transportation, and land reclamation projects. Beyond these core services, ASL Marine also supplies specialized marine components like cutting and pumping systems, dragheads, dredge line components, and dredge automation products. Additional offerings include agency, handling, and consultancy services, intellectual property leasing, and market research and public opinion polling services. The company maintains its operational capabilities through its owned and operated shipyards in both Singapore and Indonesia.
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