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Sadhav Shipping Ltd. is an India-based specialized marine services provider operating primarily within the Indian maritime sector. The company's core operations involve owning, operating, and managing a diverse fleet of specialized vessels, including fast crew boats, utility ships, tugs, offshore supply vessels, barges, and anchor handling tugs. Its services encompass offshore logistics, providing vessel charters for oil and gas support and offshore platform maintenance; port services, which include pilotage, mooring, port craft operations, and high-speed security patrolling; and coastal logistics for cargo transportation and lighterage via barges on coastal and inland waterways. Additionally, Sadhav Shipping offers specialized marine oil spill response services, being a pioneer in establishing India's first port-based Tier 1 Oil Spill Response Facility. The company also undertakes ship management for other owners and provides marine engineering services such as dry dock and slipway facilities, vessel repairs, and maintenance for commercial, defense, and offshore oil and gas sectors. Sadhav Shipping primarily serves critical industries including oil and gas exploration, port management, and maritime security, with major clients including public sector undertakings like ONGC, various port authorities, and the Indian Coast Guard. Its operations are concentrated across major Indian ports on both the eastern and western coastlines.
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