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Iran_Maritime Market snapshot 2017
This document provides an overview of the Iranian maritime market, including key statistics and details about ports, ships, and offshore oil and gas activities. Some of the main points covered include: - Iran has over 2,000 km of coastline along the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea, with major ports including Shahid Rajaee and Bushehr. - The marine fleet consists of over 23,000 vessels, including oil tankers, bulk carriers, and smaller boats. Many vessels need repairs or replacement. - Offshore oil and gas reserves are significant, with development led by national companies. Several new platforms and jack-ups are planned for procurement by 2021. - Major shipyards build
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- 1. Iranian Maritime MarketSnapshot Prepared by Khosrow Sailor, Cirus Omron Presentation in Helsinki 10.5.2017. Alexey Zak, Finpro
- 2. Index • Executive Summary……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…..…..3 • Government Bodies in the Maritime Sector ………………………………………………………………………………........… 4 • Location of Coastlines and Ports; Turnovers of Ports and Shipping……………………………………………...…..…..5 • Location of the Iranian Northern and Southern Ports ..…………………………………………………………………………6 • Ports and Terminals’ Description …….…………………………………………..……………………………………………….....…..7 • Marine Vessels Description ……..……………………………………………………………………………………………………..……8 • Offshore Oil and Gas Sector ……………………………………………………………………………………………………….....…..10 • Iranian Shipyards Profiles …………………………………………………………………………………………………………….….….20 • Marine Vessel Procurement …………………………………………………………………………………………….………….…..…35 • Ports and Terminals Projects ……….…………………………………………………………………………………………….……….36 • Marine and Offshore Projects ……….…………………………………………………………………………………….……...……..38 • Iran Marine Engineering Companies ……….…………………………………………………………………………………….……42 • Major Marine Engine, Propulsion and Machinery Manufacturers, Major Machine Workshops ………....49 • Iranian Marine Marketing Agent, Trading and Consultancy Companies ……….…………………………………....53 • Iranian Marine Contractor Companies ……………………………………………………………………………………..…………60 • Marine and Ship Associations …………………………………………………………………….....………………………..….…..…71 • Ship Owners ………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…….…73 5/12/20172
- 3. Offshore Oil andGas Sector • Iran’s Per Gallon Oil Reserves in the offshore segment is 89 BLN barrels. The average yearly offshore oil production in the period 2008-2015 was 800,000 bpd and storage 17 MLN barrels. The offshore natural gas reserves are 20 Trillion Cubic Meters. • Excavation and operation of the production of oil and gas fields is the responsibility of the National Iranian Oil Company Subsidiaries: Iran Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) and Pars Oil and Gas Company (POGC). • IOOC operates Bahregan, Norouz, Soroush, Esfandiar, Frouzan and Siri offshore oil and gas fields and POGC the South Pars and North Pars gas fields. South and North Pars Gas Fields are the largest offshore gas fields in the world. The reserves amount to 7 trillion cubic meters of natural gas and 18 barrels of gas condensate in an area of 3700 SQ Km. 12 phases of South Pars has been completed, another 12 phases are in the agenda. 5/12/20173
- 4. Offshore Oil andGas Sector Offshore Regions Main Fields No of Wells Length of Offshore Pipeline (KM) No of Platforms Kharg Frouzan Abuzar Soroush Doroud 193 453 5 Lavan Salman Reshadat Resalat 95 509 3 Siri Nosrat Siri Alvand Esfand 100 541 1 Bahregansar Norouz Bahregan Hendijan 23 238 2 Total 419 1441 11 5/12/20174
- 5. Offshore Oil andGas Sector • A total of 52 potential investment projects were introduced during the November 2015, Iran Petroleum Conference (IPC) held in Tehran. Of these projects, seven are related to offshore E&P blocks, seven offshore oil fields and five offshore gas fields. 50 BLN Euro is the planned investment by 2021. • MOP has made the following priorities for the development of green and brown fields: The first priority is the development of the 12 remaining phases of South Pars gas field. Second priority is the development of joint oil and gas fields with neighboring countries. Third priority is the development of other oil and gas fields within the country in addition to IOR/EOR (gas injection to oil fields). Seven Offshore Oil Fields are in the development agenda of MOP. 5/12/20175
- 6. Offshore Oil andGas Sector Main Procurement Projects for Offshore Oil and Gas Sector by 2021 are as follows: • Five new platforms for South Pars Phases 20 and 21 • Five platforms for South Pars Phase 11 • Four Platforms for Farzad B Gas Field • Five Jack-ups produced in local company Tasdid, with international technical know how • Five Jack-Ups will be ordered from international sources. Hyundai and Daewoo are negotiating with MOP over this procurement project • Offshore pipe laying contracting • Platform and jack up construction engineering • Platform repair contracting and diving 5/12/20176
- 7. Location of theIranian Northern Ports Location of the Iranian Southern Ports 5/12/20177 Iran has a combined coastline of 2700 km, of which 2000 km are along the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman and 700 km along the Caspian Sea. The long coastline in the South could provide interesting possibilities to the country, and income could be generated from servicing the sea traffic in the Persian Gulf.
- 8. Ports and Terminals’Description • The Ports and Marine Organization (PMO) is in charge of all commercial ports in Iran. It controls a total of 42 ports throughout the country, 10 of which are large ports. • The Main Non Oil Ports: Anzali, Amir Abad and Noshahr in the Caspian Sea; Shahid Rajaee, Chabahar, Bushehr, Bandar Imam and Khorramshahr in the Persian Gulf. • The country also has a number of oil and petrochemical ports and terminals which are owned by the Ministry of Petroleum subsidiaries, such as the National Iranian Petrochemical Co., the Oil Terminals Co. and the Iran Offshore Oil Co. Khark Island, Lavan, Siri and Bahregan Sar are used for the exports of crude oil and imports of fuel. Neka in the North is used for importing oil. Assaluyeh and Bandar Imam in the South are used for petrochemical exports. • The 6th Five Year Economic Development Plan (2016-2021) has allocated 4 BLN Euro for new and existing port expansion and construction projects. 5/12/20178
- 9. Ports and TerminalProjects Foreign procurement in port and terminal projects consists of: • Engineering and contracting for port terminals • Heavy cranes with more than 120 Tons Capacity • Container loading and unloading systems • Dredging Works • Salvage Works • GIS Systems • Radar Systems • Robotic Underwater Observation Systems • Gyroscope • Rescue systems • Fire fighting systems • Construction of jetty • Construction of breakwater • Coastal Management Work • Sedimentation Studies 5/12/20179
- 10. Marine fleet ofIran • Iran has a total of 23,171 marine vessels, divided into • 3 306 oil tankers, • 953 bulk carriers, • 531 general cargo carriers • 311 container carriers • 170 accommodation vessels and speed boats, • 12,000 small fiberglass and steel boats and 5900 traditional wooden boats • Majority of the Iranian Ships are made in Hyundai Korea, Daewoo Korea and Dalian China. From 2001 until 2016, a total of 135 large and small ships were purchased from abroad. • Iran has Shortages for Marine Vessels such as: Container Ships, Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC), LNG Natural Gas Carriers, Small and Large Passenger Ships, Tug Boats, Landing Crafts, Heavy Barges and Dredgers. • On Average 15 Iranian Flagged Ships Require Repairs per Month. Ship Repairs are Conducted in Iranian, UAE, Russian and Korean Shipyards. 5/12/201710
- 11. Main ship ownersin Iran The IRISL Fleet Consists of the Following: • 11 Oceangoing Vessels • 15 General Cargo Vessels • 34 Bulk Carrier Vessels • 23 Container Ships • 11 Panamax Bulk Cargo Vessels • 16 Bulk Carrier Handimax The Main NITC Fleet Consist of the following: • 9 Class-S 150,000 Ton Suezmax Tankers • 5 Class-S 98,000 Ton Aframax Tankers • 3 35,000 Ton Chemical Carriers • 17 Oceangoing Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCC) with minimum age of five years • 15 Oceangoing VLCC with year of make being more than 13 years • 1 LNG Natural Gas Tanker Other Marine Fleet Owners are the Following: • 249 Cargo Ships with more than 500 Tons, Owner: Ports and Marine Organization (PMO) • 50 Tugboats and 20 Barges, Owner: Iran Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) • 14 Container Ships, Owner: Khazar Shipping Line (IRISL Subsidiary) • 13 container Ships, Owner: Valfajr Shipping Line (IRISL Subsidiary) 5/12/201711
- 12. Marine Vessel Procurement •By 2021 the following marine vessels are planned for procurement via local shipyards or from international sources: • 10 4th Generation VLCC. The number of ships required might get modified as purchase of this many VLCCs in five years requires high amount of capital • 30 Natural Gas Carriers • 150 General Cargo • 80 Panamax Container Ship • Four tug boat and two barge purchase, Three tug boat purchase by POGC • 100 Small Boats • IRISL Shipping Lines Purchase of Six 14,500 Ton Container Ships. Tender Not Announced Yet. • ISOICO Plan for Construction of 5000 Ton LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) Ships. The Local Yard will be Offered to the Contractor. Tender not Announced Yet. 5/12/201712
- 13. Leading shipyards inIran Major shipyards in Iran: 1. Arvandan Shipyard 2. Iran Marine Industrial Company, SADRA 3. Iran Offshore Engineering and Construction Company, IOEC 4. Iran Shipbuilding & Offshore Industries Complex Co, ISOICO 5. Saff Offshore Industrial Group According to the Iranian Ministry of Industries, Mines and Commerce’s subsidiary organization, IDRO, the turnover of the five main shipyards in Iran in 2015 was approximately 6 BLN Euro. ISOICO and Sadra as the main shipyards in Iran were loss making entities from 2011-2016: - 600 MLN Investment Took Place in ISOICO from 2000-2016 - 300 MLN Investment Took Place in Sadra from 2002-2014 5/12/201713
- 14. Activites of Iranianshipyards • Turnover 33% was related to ship repair projects. The shipyards IOEC and Saff generated most of their income from offshore oil and gas projects. • Iranian shipyards manufacture VLCC, small crude oil tankers, tug boats, dredgers, catamarans, bulk cargo ships, container ships, small aluminum and steel boats, speed boats, barges, oil and gas drilling jack ups and oil and gas production platforms. In 2015, no large ships were manufactured in any of the Iranian shipyards. • Iranian Shipyards are not able to Manufacture Vessels with a Minimum Weight of 120,000 Tons. In the period 2001-2015, 250 midsize cargo ships were produced in the Iranian shipyards. In 2015, no large ships were manufactured in any of the Iranian shipyards. 5/12/201714
- 15. Cooperation with internationalcompanies • Iranian shipyards need to import equipment such as: anchors, structural steel, electronics, hydraulic systems, propellers, winches, engines, generators, GIS, navigation systems , gyroscopes etc. • 90% of the equipment used in local VLCC and Container Ship production is imported • . Iranian shipyards appoint consultants from international sources for conducting repair services and transfer of know-how. Maximum capacity of repair per ship for Iran is 70,000 Tons. • ISOICO and Sadra shipyards are ready to rent out their facilities to international shipyards and shipping companies. 5/12/201715
- 16. Some projects andneeds of Iranian companies • Tasdid Offshore Company, Five Offshore Drilling Jack-up Construction Project. In need of a Partner Contractor, Engineering Design and Investor • Saff Offshore Company, GTL Gas Production Unit’s Offshore Structure Engineering, Construction and Procurement. In need of an engineering partner • ISOICO Shipyard, Repair of Sina Jack-up owned by the National Iranian Drilling Company. In need of Technology and Equipment • Petroiran Oil and Gas EPCF Contractor, Repair of the Existing Offshore Production Facility. In need of Offshore Equipment Supplier and Contractor • The main Ministry of Petroleum Offshore Oil and Gas Fields for Development are: Kish Gas Green Filed; South Pars Gas Phase-11 Green Field, Golshan Ferdowsi Gas Green Field, North Pars Gas Green Field, Farzad A and B Gas Green Field, Balal Gas Green Field, Oil Exploration Caspian Sea, Norouz and Soroush Oil Brown Field, Salman Oil Brown Field, South Pars Oil Layer Green Field, Frouzan Oil Brown Field and Drood Oil Brwon Field. These projects will be awarded in the period: 2016-2018 • Iran Offshore Oil Company (IOOC) intends to repair Salman 1 and 2 Oil Platforms. In need of Diving and Underwater Contracting 5/12/201716
- 17. EXAPMPLES OF CONTACTDATABASE FROM THE REPORT. 5/12/201717
- 18. Arvandan Shipyard Company(ASC) Web-site www.arvandanco.ir Locations Shipyard locations are in Abadan, Khuzestan Province and Khorramshahr Khuzestan Province Ownership IDRO of the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Commerce. Activities Fabrication and repair of Aluminum and steel vessels. Fabrication of offshore Structures 2000 Tons. Aluminum and Steel Ships 50 meters length and speed boats 20 meters length. Crew boats, Catamarans and speed boats. Current projects -Construction of two passenger catamarans with a length of 46 meters and 11.8 meters width. The boats’ speed is 26 knots. Sea Spray is providing the technology for the construction of these boats. Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines placed the order. -One Tug Boat with a weight of 50 Tons. Ports and Marine Organization of Iran placed the order. -Two Tug Boats with a weight 40 Tons. Vopac Fujairah, UAE placed the order -Renovation of Arvandan equipment and ship building facility with an investment of 20 MLN Euro in a five-year period starting 2016 Type of vessels Speed boat, Steel Cargo Ships, Aluminum Vessel, Catamarans and Crew boat, Tugboat. Company information Established in 1973, Important shipyard for fabrication of small ships and boats in Iran. Contact information Mr. Ghamgin Managing Director Tel: +98 06153582313 Email: arvandan.ship@yahoo.com Business potential for Finnish suppliers -Steel ship design -Design of steel container ships -Ship Building equipment supply -Heavy crane supply -Production line automation system supply 5/12/201718
- 19. Iranian Marine EngineeringCompanies 5/12/201719
- 20. Iranian Marine EngineeringCompanies Company Person Contacts Address Focus Behin Tarh Apadana Mr. Saeid Mazahery Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 22073711 Fax: +98(21) 22073148 Email: info@betagroupco.com Website: www.betagroupco.com Unit 5, No. 39, 24 meter Blvd., Farhang Sq., Saadat Abad St., Tehran, Iran Port design and dredging study BT International Mr. Yousof Eshagh Poor CEO Tel: +98 9124878083 Fax: +98(21) 44333320 (ext. 340) Email: yousef382001@yahoo.com overseas@bt-rc.com Website: http://bt- rc.com/farsi/default.aspx No. 50, in the corner of Jihad Alley, after the 1st Sq. of Shahran, Shahran St., Tehran, Iran Ship design and engineering Darya Bandar Consultant Engineers Mr. Bani Jamali Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 22516834-54 (ext. 400) Fax: NA Email: info@DARYABANDAR.COM Website: www.daryabandar.com No. 9, South Kaj Lane, Zabety Ave., Heravi Sq., Pasdaran, Tehran, Iran Port Engineering and Design. Has been involve in engineering in Shahid Rajaee Port and Amir Abad Port. 5/12/201720
- 21. Major Marine Engine,Propulsion and Machinery Manufacturers, Major Machine Workshops 5/12/201721
- 22. Major Marine Engine,Propulsion and Machinery Manufacturers, Major Machine Workshops Company Person Contacts Address Focus Behrad Tehran Mr. Javad Amighi Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88783039 Fax: +98(21) 8877490 Email: info@behradtehran.com Website: www.behradtehran.com No. 7, Esfandyar Blvd., First of Mellat Park, Vali Asr St., Tehran, Iran Importer of heavy carne. Crane repair workshop Daryaie Noor Marine Mr. Ahmadi Zadeh Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88712721 Fax: +98(21) 88100579 Email: info@seagm.ir Website: www.seagm.ir Unit 2, No. 9, Erfan St., Ghaem Magham, Tehran, Iran Distributor and importer of propulsion system and marine equipment workshop and repair machinery Desa Diesel Mr. Hassan Aghili Managing Director Tel: +98 (11) 44203253 Fax: +98(11) 44203252 Email: info@desa.ir Website: http://www.desa.ir/ No. 10, Emam Zadeh Abdollah Road, Amol, Iran Active in ship engine manufacturing Hepko Mr. Mohammad Reza Ranaei Tel: +98(21) 88309360 Fax: +98(21) 88303818 Email: export@hepcoir.com Website: www.hepcoir.com No. 102, Somayyeh Ave. Tehran, Iran Crane manufacturer. Excavator and pipe- layer manufacturer 5/12/201722
- 23. Iranian Marine MarketingAgent, Trading and Consultancy Companies 5/12/201723
- 24. Iranian Marine MarketingAgent, Trading and Consultancy Companies Company Person Contacts Address Focus Alfa Darya Mr. Saeid Jaghataei managing Director Tel: +98(21) 44873751- 2 Fax: +98(21) 44873753 Email: info@alfadarya.com Website: www.alfadarya.com Unit 1, No. 20, First of 11 Alley, 22 Meter of Shaghayegh, Tehran Pars Highway, North Jannat Abad, Tehran, Iran Diving equipment Aria Nik Mr. Masoud Madadi Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 22275345-47, +98 9122185666 Fax: +98(21) 22275334 Email: md@aryanik.ir Website: www.aryanik.ir Unit 5, 11th Floor, Nahid Bldg., Shahnazari St., Mohseni Sq., Mirdamad Ave., Tehran, Iran Offshore equipment and shipyard technology imports Barvilanj Marine Mr. Alireza Naseh Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88879101, +98 9121262331 Fax: +98(21) 88879110 Email: alireza.nasseh@barvilanj.com Website: www.barvilanj.com 4th. Floor, Arian Bldg., No. 2307, Valiasr Ave., Tehran, Iran Port Marine Services and agent of marine equipment and marine vessel suppliers Cameo Mr. Mehrdad Mahbod General Manager Tel: +98(21) 88523205-7 Fax: +98(21) 88532356 Email: mehrdad@cameo- co.net Website: www.cameo-co.net No. 121, Apadana Street, North Sohrevardi Street Tehran, Iran Trader in offshore structures and equipment. Acts as manufacturer’s marketing agent5/12/201724
- 25. Iranian Marine ContractorCompanies 5/12/201725
- 26. Iranian Marine ContractorCompanies Company Person Contacts Address Focus Abkavan Pars Mr. Morteza Nazari Managing Director Tel: +98 (21) 44493836 Fax: +98 (21) 44493840 Email: info@divingabkavanco.com Website: www.divingabkavanco.com Unit 32, Block C, Mahan Complex, 22 Bahman St., Ashrafi Esfahani Blvd., Tehran, Iran Under water structure installation. Dredging salvage Arvand Offshore Services Mr. Ramezan Ramezanpoor Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 22117893, 22117885 Fax: +98(21) 22268066 Email: mojabi@arvandbluewave.com, samojabi@gmail.com Website: http://www.arvandbluewave.com 2nd Floor, No. 6, 24th Metri Blvd, Saadat Abad, Tehran, Iran Offshore services. Offshore structure installation. Heavy Lift Asfalt Toos Mr. Ali Faraji Commercial Director Tel: +98(21) 88672636 Fax: +98(21) 88794648 Email: afaraji@asfalt-tous.com Website: www.asfalt-tous.com No. 1143 (Iranian Bldg.), Vali Asr St., Tehran, Iran Contractor and construction in energy, infrastructure and marine industries Atlas Arvand Oil & Gas Drilling Mr. Mohsen Bakhtari Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 26422519, 26422699, 26422421, 26422601 Fax: +98(21) 26422519 Email: info@atlas-drilling.com Website: www.atlas-drilling.com No. 257, Mirdamad Blv. Tehran, Iran Has a 28 Hectare Offshore Structure construction yard in the Arvand Free Trade Zone, Khuzestan Province. Offshore structure repair. Repair of offshore oil and gas fields5/12/201726
- 27. Marine and ShipAssociations 5/12/201727
- 28. Marine and ShipAssociations Company Person Contacts Address Focus Caspian Sea National Research Center Mr. Noori Public Relation Tel: +98(11) 33687974 Fax: +98(11) 33687967 Email: info@csnrc.ir Website: www.csnrc.ir Km. 8TH Khazar Abad Road, Khazar Sq., Sari, Iran Coastal Research Hydraulic Industry Association Mr. Amini Poori Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88337053- 4 Fax: +98(21) 88335329 Email: info@IHA.ir Website: http://iha.ir/web/guest/home 1st. Floor, No. 19, 5th Alley, North Kargar St., Tehran, Iran Engineering and Industrial Association Iranian Coastal & Marine Structural Engineering Association Mr. Alireza Kebriaee Port and Maritime Organization Tel: +98(21) 88190680 Fax: +98(21) 88190780 Email: icomsea@yahoo.com Website: http://anac.mihanblog.com/ 3rd Floor, No. 40, Kish Alley, Africa St., Jahan Koodak Crossroads, Vanak Sq., Tehran, Iran Engineering Association Iran Marine Science Association Mr. Mohammad Reza Bana Zadeh Mahani Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88316505 Fax: +98(21) 88316505 Email: info@ismst.ir Website: http://www.ismst.ir/page.asp?id=1 No. 71, Forsat Ave., Enghelab Ave., Tehran, Iran Port design Shipping Association of Iran Mr. Masoud Pol Meh CEO Tel: +98(21) 88947646 - 9 Fax: +98(21) 88905604 Email: polmeh@saoi.ir Website: http://saoi.ir/ No. 30, Daneshkian Alley, Between Vali e Asr Sq. & Zartosht St. Tehran, Iran Marine and Ship Association 5/12/201728
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- 30. Ship owners Company PersonContacts Address Focus Arya Shipping Lines Mr. Seyed Hadi hooshyar Emami managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88376401- 3 Fax: +98(21) 88089133 Email: info@aryashippinglines.com Website: www.aryashippinglines.com No. 11, First Alley, Hormozan St., Shahrake Gharb, Tehran, Iran Shipping Line Bonyad Shipping Mr. Mahmoud Kia Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 84098- 9 Fax: +98(21) 88879840 Email: commercial@bosco-ir.com Website: www.bosco-ir.com 4th Floor, No. 38, First of 6th Alley, Gandi St., Vanak Sq., Tehran, Iran Shipping Line Darya Bandar Shipping Line Mr. Hossein Sahebi Managing Director Tel: +98(21) 88871834, 88871842 Fax: +98(21) 88871558 Email: spl@spl.ir Website: www.spl.ir 6th Floor, No. 25, 33 St., Vozara Ave., Tehran, Iran Shipping Line Iran India Shipping Line Mr. Jamshid Khalili managing Director Tel: +98(21) 22048839- 40 Fax: +98(21) 22059370, 22059462 Email: zangeneh@iranohind.com Website: www.iranohind.com No. 8, First of Mehrshad, Sedaghat St., Front of Mellat Park, Vali Asr St., Tehran, Iran Shipping Line Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Line Mr. Mohammad Hossein Dajmar Managing director Tel: +98(21) 23841 Fax: +98(21) 26100111 Email: md@irisl.net Website: http://www.irisl.net/ No. 33, Aseman Tower, Lavasani Junction (Farmaniyeh), End of Pasdaran St., Tehran, Iran Shipping Line 5/12/201730
- 31. The full reportis available at our webpage http://www.exportfinland.fi/finland-maritime- and-offshore # 5/12/201731
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