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Seawork Show News - Winter edition is here

News19 Dec 2024by Robert Outram

The Winter 2024 edition of Seawork Show News is out now, with updates on Seawork, the leading European commercial marine and workboat exhibition.

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Seawork 2025 takes place in Southampton, over 10-12 June. Seawork Show News has information about the event and how to get involved as an attendee or exhibitor, as well as news about some of the many businesses that will be involved with Seawork next year.

For example, Strategic Marine and Mainprize Offshore, two companies signing a memorandum of understanding at Seawork last year, have since agreed a contract for Strategic Marine to produce six state-of-the-art Supa Swath vessels for the Mainprize Offshore fleet.

Seawork Show News, Winter 2024 also features Mitsubishi distributor Diamond Diesels (UK) Ltd, which will be making its Seawork debut at the event next year, along with fellow first-timer Leask Marine, the international contractor.

You can also find about Future Seawork 2025, a competition in which UK university students will be invited to to showcase their innovative projects. The top three projects will receive exclusive opportunities for mentorship, funding, and collaboration.

All this and more can be found in the Winter 2024 edition of Seawork Show News.

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