Atlantic Maritime Group FZE-Sharjah

Atlantic Maritime Group FZE (AMG) is the Sharjah-based operating entity within Atlantic Navigation Holdings (Singapore) Limited’s UAE marine business. Located in Hamriyah Free Zone, the company brings together marine logistics and vessel management with ship repair, maintenance and fabrication. Its services are directed to shipping customers and businesses involved in offshore oil and gas and marine construction. The company’s published contact details place its local office at Plot HD-02, Hamriyah Free Zone, Sharjah.

A Sharjah operating base within a wider group

Atlantic Navigation describes AMG as its key operating entity and identifies it as a subsidiary of the Singapore-listed holding company. The group says it operates from the UAE and serves customers mainly in the Middle East, while its wider corporate structure also includes businesses in Abu Dhabi and Qatar. Those other locations belong to the broader group and should not be confused with AMG’s Sharjah office.

The company’s two operating divisions connect vessel-related logistics and management with repair capabilities. This combination gives customers a point of contact for both marine support arrangements and technical work on vessels, without implying that every service is performed by the Sharjah entity alone.

Marine logistics and vessel management

The Marine Logistics Services division offers ship chartering and technical management, with a stated focus on offshore oil and gas and marine construction. Its activities also include arranging third-party vessels through cross-chartering to meet contract requirements, alongside shipbroking and management services for vessels belonging to other owners.

The company’s current services page reports that five management agreements continued after the group sold its fleet in the fourth quarter of 2024. Its fleet page likewise describes management subsidiaries providing technical, commercial, crewing and insurance management. This is a distinction worth noting: the group’s fleet sale does not mean the end of vessel-management work, but the evidence does not support describing the sold vessels as currently owned by the group.

Ship repair, maintenance and fabrication

The Ship Repair, Maintenance and Fabrication division provides afloat and drydock work, supported by workshop facilities at the company’s Hamriyah Free Zone premises. The listed repair disciplines include mechanical and electrical work, air-conditioning, steelwork, blasting and painting, carpentry and project work. The company states that it serves vessels used in its logistics division and also accepts third-party repair work.

Steel fabrication is another stated capability, including work connected with ship repair and mobile drilling rigs. The published scope supports describing general ship repair and fabrication, but does not specify individual vessel models, turnaround times, pricing, or a particular repair package. Customers can therefore discuss the vessel’s condition and work requirements directly rather than assume that a particular job is included.

Local contact and wider service context

AMG’s published Sharjah address is Plot HD-02 in Hamriyah Free Zone, with P.O. Box 6653. Its contact page lists a local telephone number, fax number and general email address. The same page separately lists the holding company’s Singapore office; that head-office information is not a substitute for AMG’s Sharjah contact details.

The company’s stated customer regions and service divisions describe group capabilities, not a promise that every vessel or service is available from the Sharjah site. For customers coordinating repair work or vessel management, the local contact provides a starting point to confirm the responsible team and the appropriate operating arrangement.

Planning an enquiry

When contacting AMG, customers may find it useful to provide the vessel type, current location, operational schedule and a concise description of the required work. For repair requests, ask whether the job is suitable for afloat service or requires drydock access, and clarify which mechanical, electrical, air-conditioning, steel, painting or carpentry tasks are involved. For logistics enquiries, outline the contract need and ask whether chartering, third-party cross-chartering or management is the relevant service. These are practical questions for establishing scope; they are not assurances about availability or outcomes.

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Company information sources

• Atlantic Navigation and Atlantic Maritime Group company overview
• Atlantic Maritime Group FZE Sharjah contact details
• Marine logistics, ship repair and fabrication services
• Vessel management and fleet information