ClassNK Opens Three New Offices

July 1, 2010

Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) announced the opening of three new surveyor offices in Tartous, Syria; Callao, Peru; and Sibu, Malaysia, signalling the classification society's steady march of global expansion, served today by 112 offices globally including the three new offices.

This expansion also coincides with the dramatic growth of the ClassNK register, which has grown by more than 20 million gt since the beginning of 2008. 

The new offices in Tartous and Callao are the first exclusive surveyor offices ClassNK has opened in Syria and Peru, respectively, and Chairman Ueda marked the achievement by saying “These new offices reflect the growing number of NK clients in the Middle East and South America and the continuing globalization of the ClassNK fleet.”

With regards to the new office in Sibu, Malaysia, Mr. Ueda emphasized the important role that Malaysia’s shipbuilding industry has played in NK’s successful expansion in the workboat market noting that “Last year, the number of NK classed newbuildings in Malaysia grew to more than 100 vessels, and this new office will allow us to better serve Malaysia’s dynamic shipbuilding industry.” The new Sibu Office is the 5th exclusive surveyor office ClassNK has established in Malaysia. Contact details for the new offices include:

 

NKK Tartous Office

Allewaa Building 8048/37, Alquds Street, Tartous, Syria

Phone (Mobile): +963 99 3756969

Email: [email protected]

 

NKK Sibu Office

No.53, 1st Floor, Lorong Pahlawan 9, Jalan Pahlawn, 96000 Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia

Email: [email protected]

 

NKK Callao Office

German Gomez Sanchez (ex-Calle 10), No. 634-Aurora, Miraflores, Lima 18, Peru

Phone: + (511) 7196560

Fax: + (511) 7196561

e-mail: [email protected]
 

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