The finalists for this year's Seatrade Awards have been announced, with the winners to be revealed during an evening ceremony at London’s spectacular Guildhall on Tuesday 7th May 2019.
Judged by an expert panel of industry thought-leaders, these Awards give companies, regardless of size, the chance to tell their success stories to a global audience through the maritime industry’s most prestigious honours programme.
All finalists demonstrated their ability to adapt to change, and to embrace the opportunities presented by the current upheavals taking place across the maritime industry landscape.
The shortlist for the 2019 Seatrade Awards is:
Industry Award Finalists
Clean Shipping
- DNV GL- Maritime
- Fleet Cleaner
- HullWiper Limited
- Thordon Bearings
Investment in People
- Foresight Group International
- Singapore Maritime Academy, Singapore Polytechnic
- Synergy Marine Group
Safety at Sea
- Helm Innovation Ltd
- HiLo Maritime Risk Management
- Scandinavian Reach Technologies (ScanReach) AS
- The UK P&I CLUB
- VIKING Life-Saving Equipment
Intelligent Shipping Finalists
Cyber Security Award
- ABS
- DNV GL - Maritime
- Inmarsat Maritime
- Naval Dome
- Threatspan
Digital Technology Award
- DNV GL - Maritime
- ExxonMobil Marine Limited
- Jumbo
- Northrop Grumman Sperry Marine
- SHIPNEXT
- Wilhelmsen Ships Service - Ships Agency
Fuel Efficiency Award
- Fleet Cleaner
- Pacific Basin
- Q-TAGG R&D AB
- Teekay Offshore
- VAF Instruments BV
Deal of the Year Finalists
- Capital Product Partners L.P.
- Port of Cork
- Reed Smith
The Seatrade Awards will take place during the evening of Tuesday 7th May 2019 at London’s Guildhall. The winning companies will be announced on the night following a brand new Parliamentary-style debate which will aim to address whether the maritime industry is ready to embrace smart shipping.
Chris Morley, Seatrade Maritime Event Director, said: “We were delighted to see the increased interest in this year’s Awards, with a wide-range of new companies taking part for the first time. With close to 100 entrants from 24 countries in total the judges were hard pressed to separate the competition. Our shortlisted companies can be justly proud that they represent some of the best talent that the maritime industry has to offer.”