Over USD 100 billion in offshore CAPEX, 114 active projects spanning 9 countries, with a concentrated commissioning wave scheduled for 2026–2030. Global FPSO yard utilization has surpassed 85%, with delivery slots booked through 2029 and beyond. Project pipelines have never been fuller—yet delivery capacity has never been tighter. This supply-demand imbalance is your single greatest window of opportunity.
There are 114 progressing offshore projects across Southeast Asia, spanning FPSO, LNG and other segments, with waves of project commissioning due from 2026–2030. This marks the final window to enter the project supply chain for the 2028–2030 development cycle.
Global dry dock utilization rates exceed 85%, with lead times for critical equipment deliveries extending beyond 2029. Suppliers capable of delivering quality outputs on schedule hold the strongest bargaining power in the market. This conference facilitates your connections with EPC players and helps you navigate localisation compliance frameworks defined by PETRONAS and TKDN.
Crucial intelligence including PETRONAS’ localisation rate requirements and SBM’s subcontracting frameworks cannot be found in technical manuals. Such insights only emerge in closed-door discussions among decision-makers from oil operators, EPC contractors and tier suppliers. Secure this information edge at an early stage to strengthen your chances of securing purchase orders.
Across the two-day main forum, there will be 11 themed roundtables and 2 closed-door exclusive sessions. The agenda covers core topics spanning the entire Asia-Pacific offshore industry value chain, including offshore investment in the region, FPS project financing, digital operation and maintenance, offshore decarbonisation, as well as subsea production systems. These sessions facilitate in-depth discussions with decision-makers from oil operators and EPC firms.
A dedicated offshore exhibition will run concurrently alongside the conference, bringing together over 60 global enterprises across the industrial value chain. Exhibitors will showcase complete FPSO, FLNG and FSRU solutions, subsea production hardware for oil extraction, shipyard module fabrication, as well as low-carbon digital offshore solutions, offering tangible on-site demonstrations of their project delivery capabilities.
The organising committee pre-screens and matches suppliers against buyer qualification requirements to arrange over 200 targeted one-on-one procurement meetings. All participating buyers hold FID-approved ongoing projects and confirmed procurement budgets. These prearranged sessions help suppliers get onto owners' vendor shortlists in advance and drastically shorten project lead times for collaboration.
A 3-day cross-border industry tour will be arranged following the main conference, covering three tiers of Southeast Asia’s industrial ecosystem: regional energy decision-making headquarters, operational hubs for floating-asset EPC contractors, and local offshore manufacturing bases. The on-site visits will deliver in-depth insights into national localisation compliance thresholds across markets as well as the actual production capacity landscape along the full industry value chain.
