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Bt Titanium Pte Ltd

Singapore, Singapore

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BT Titanium Pte. Ltd. was founded in 2016 as a fully-owned subsidiary of BT Investment Pte. Ltd. The company operates a modern DP2 liftboat named M/V Blue Titanium, which was completed by the shipbuilder Baker Engineering Pte. Ltd. on April 19, 2018, and has been in service since then. The vessel has a capacity of 300 tonnes and can carry up to 1500 MT loads. It is equipped with a Kongsberg DPS-2 and Vessel Management System that allows safe operation even in harsh sea conditions. BT Titanium Pte. Ltd. is certified by the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) under Class A1, Self-Elevating Unit, AMS, ACCU, and DPS-2 Unrestricted Service.

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