Company information
Topaz Energy and Marine DMCC-Dubai
Topaz Energy and Marine DMCC was a marine services and energy engineering company with a corporate office in Almas Tower, Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai. Its business was later integrated into P&O Maritime Logistics.
Directory listing in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Listed categories: Repairs & Maintenance; Ship & Boats Repairs and Maintenance. Available listing details: Phone, Email, Website.
Company information
Topaz Energy and Marine DMCC was a Dubai-based marine services and energy engineering business whose corporate office moved to Almas Tower in Jumeirah Lakes Towers in 2010. Historical company information describes Dubai as its operational headquarters and places the company within a broader regional marine and engineering operation. Topaz was later integrated into P&O Maritime Logistics; the historical Topaz profile should therefore be understood in that context rather than as evidence of a separate, currently operating office.
Company background and development
In a company announcement dated 24 May 2010, Topaz reported beginning work from its new corporate office in Almas Tower, within the Jumeirah Lakes Towers free zone. The announcement linked the move to the company’s expansion and growth of its corporate team. It presented Topaz as a marine services and energy engineering company with a long-standing Middle East presence at that time.
The same historical account described Topaz as a subsidiary of Renaissance Services SAOG. It said the company operated across the Middle East and Caspian region, with vessel operations extending to North Africa and Southeast Asia. These descriptions relate to the company at the time of publication and should not be read as a current fleet or operating-status statement.
Marine and engineering activities
Topaz’s business was organized around two principal divisions: Topaz Marine and Topaz Engineering. The marine division was associated with offshore support vessels and included operations connected to several regional businesses in the Middle East and Caspian area. The engineering division comprised companies identified in the announcement as Adyard in Abu Dhabi, Nico Craft and Nico International.
The source characterizes these as broad business lines, not as a detailed catalogue of services, specifications or current availability. It does not document particular vessel models, repair procedures, project schedules, prices or a present-day service desk. The confirmed picture is of a business combining marine operations with engineering activities, rather than a basis for assigning unverified offerings to the Dubai office.
Dubai office and wider operating footprint
The documented local presence is Topaz’s corporate office at Almas Tower in Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai. The 2010 announcement said the company had begun operating from that location and referred to Dubai as its operational headquarters. A DMCC speech from 2017 also named Topaz among maritime and shipping companies in the free zone, supporting the historical connection between the business and Dubai.
The company’s regional and international activity described in the historical announcement belongs to Topaz’s wider operation, not solely to its Dubai office. Later corporate material records the integration of Topaz into P&O Maritime Logistics, which is described as a global marine-solutions business headquartered in Dubai. This later corporate context does not establish that the former Topaz DMCC entity retains a distinct current office or contact channel.
How the business was structured
The historical account portrays Topaz as a multi-division organization with a corporate team based in Dubai and operations distributed across several regions. Its vessel business and engineering businesses were grouped under separate divisions, with named operating companies in the announcement. That structure helps explain the role of the Almas Tower office: it was presented as the corporate base for an expanding regional business, rather than as a standalone vessel-repair workshop.
The available material does not confirm current staffing, active operating units, a surviving Topaz booking function or an independent local telephone and email address. Topaz’s later integration into P&O Maritime Logistics is the most relevant subsequent corporate development in the supplied evidence.
Enquiries and practical next steps
Organizations seeking information about services historically associated with Topaz should first identify the relevant need, such as offshore marine support or engineering work, and clarify the country and project requirements. It may be useful to ask whether the requested activity is currently handled by P&O Maritime Logistics or another successor operation, which entity would contract for the work, and what technical and location details are needed for an initial assessment.
The historical announcement provides a contact for corporate communications at the time, but it does not confirm that person’s details as current. For that reason, this profile does not present the old telephone number or email as active branch contacts. Visitors should use the official P&O Maritime Logistics website for current corporate contact options and confirm the responsible business unit before relying on historical Topaz information.