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Trades about 126% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Vallianz Holdings Limited, headquartered in Singapore and established in 1992, functions as an investment holding entity primarily delivering offshore support vessels and comprehensive marine solutions to the oil and gas sector. Its operations extend across key regions including the Middle East, the Asia Pacific, and the Gulf of Mexico. The company's activities are structured across three core operational segments: vessel chartering and management, shipyard and newbuild project oversight, and its investment holdings. Its comprehensive marine solutions encompass the ownership and chartering of a diverse fleet of offshore vessels. Vallianz also provides extensive shipyard and vessel management services, which include in-house capabilities for fabrication, engineering, shipbuilding, and ship repairs, alongside offering consultancy and project management. Additionally, the company is involved in vessel docking, routine maintenance, operating heavy transport vessels, and is expanding its offerings to include renewable and sustainable energy services, complemented by corporate support. The company owns and operates shipyards located in Indonesia, alongside maintaining a broad fleet of offshore support vessels. This fleet comprises anchor handling tug supply vessels, platform supply vessels, offshore floating storage and supply units, submersible launch barges, maintenance and accommodation units, utility support vessels, flat-top cargo barges, accommodation work barges, towing tugs, general utility vessels, lift boats, and crew boats. Initially incorporated as Enzer Corporation Limited, the company officially adopted the name Vallianz Holdings Limited in August 2010. It operates as a subsidiary under the ownership of Rawabi Holding Company Limited.
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