Ocean Network Express, Seaspan Establish ONESEA Solutions for Maritime Talent Development

Ocean Network Express and Seaspan Corporation established OneSea Solutions Pte. Ltd., a solutions provider focused on technical ship management and maritime talent development.

November 15, 2024

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Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Seaspan Corporation (SEASPAN) established OneSea Solutions Pte. Ltd. (ONESEA), a solutions provider focused on technical ship management and maritime talent development.

“We are excited to launch ONESEA and are dedicated to achieving the highest standards in the industry by creating value through advanced technology and exceptional talent. ONESEA marks the evolution of the partnership between ONE and Seaspan, as it seeks to harness the unique strengths of each company in order to create a high-performing enterprise in the ship management space. Our pursuit of operational excellence will be defined by our focus on safety, efficiency, and innovation,” says Raman Handa, CEO of ONESEA.

Key takeaways:

ONESEA is jointly owned and operated by ONE and SEASPAN, leveraging the deep experience and best-in-class expertise of both companies.
Headquartered in Singapore, ONESEA will offer technical ship management services for container vessels owned by ONE and vessels chartered by ONE from vessel owners.
ONESEA will pursue the best of safety, efficiency, decarbonizing and digital initiatives, aiming to realize operational excellence of ONE's vessel operations.

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