Area served Worldwide Founded 1979 | Traded as OSE: MIS | |
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Key people Kevin Hudson (Managing Director)Andrew Calvert (Group CFO)Peter Convery (President)Jerry Smith (Special Advisor to the Board of Directors) Revenue FY 2010 US $385.4 million Net income FY 2010 US $35.7 million Subsidiaries Maurlis International Ltd. Inc. |
Maritime Industrial Services Co. Ltd. Inc.
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The MIS Group (Maritime Industrial Services), is a diversified engineering and contracting group providing a broad range of products and services to the energy sector. It was established in Dubai, UAE in 1979. MIS trades on the Oslo Stock Exchange’s main list under the ticker symbol MIS.
MIS’ business scope covers EPC, Fabrication, New Build, Rig Refurb, Tech Services (Operations & Maintenance) and Safety Services.
MIS’ operational scope of work covers engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, safety, operating and maintenance services to the oil, gas, petrochemical, energy, power generation and marine industries.
History
1979: Foundation of MIS
1985: Relocation from Dubai to Sharjah yard and start of pressure vessel manufacture
1985: Acquisition of Sunbelt Safety division
1990: EPC start up
2001: MIS Arabia joint venture
2006: First New Build contract signed
2007: MIS listing on the Oslo Børs stock exchange
2008: Acquisition of Rig Metals (onshore rig components)
2009: Delivery of the first rig in the Middle East and the launch of EPI
2010: Start-up of Production Services, the acquisition of Litwin PEL, and MOU with Kavin Engineering
2011: Acquisition by Lamprell PLC
Business Activities
MIS’ business is based around six main value streams (business activities) but since 2008 has gained 4 more as acquisitions and start-ups.
Main Value Streams
Acquisitions and Start-ups
Operations
The company’s operations span several markets: Sharjah UAE where the company has 200,000 m² quayside facilities in Port Khalid; Kuwait, Qatar and Saudi Arabia under the name MIS Arabia (a joint venture). MIS’ geographical footprint also covers Egypt, Kazakhstan and Iraq.