Based in Tunisia, the Oilfields & Marine Services Group operates as a multifaceted logistics and industrial support provider dedicated to the energy and maritime sectors across North Africa. Established in 2002, the company has developed a comprehensive service portfolio designed to support offshore exploration, production campaigns, and commercial shipping within the Maghreb region. Rather than functioning as a single entity, the group manages several specialized subsidiaries that integrate to form a complete supply chain solution for international operators and vessel owners.
The group’s core operations are anchored in its role as a shipping and port agent. Through its primary logistics division, it provides extensive husbandry services, ensuring that vessels calling at Tunisian ports receive necessary clearance, navigational support, and administrative handling. This division acts as a Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier (NVOCC) and manages complex freight forwarding tasks, including air, ocean, and road transport. A significant portion of this work involves supporting the oil and gas industry with heavy-lift capabilities and project cargo management, facilitating the movement of critical drilling equipment and infrastructure between Tunisia and neighboring markets such as Libya.
Beyond logistics, the Oilfields & Marine Services Group maintains a dedicated ship supply and chandling arm. This unit is responsible for provisioning vessels with essential technical stores, deck and engine equipment, and fresh consumables. The company’s supply chain capabilities extend to onshore and offshore installations, where they provide catering and housekeeping services to remote crews, ensuring operational continuity for energy projects.
The group also encompasses an industrial wing focused on technical maintenance and construction. This division handles marine and industrial repairs, offering mechanical, hydraulic, and structural maintenance for rigs and production facilities. By operating 24/7 logistical support bases, the company bridges the gap between offshore demands and onshore resources, effectively serving as a local partner for multinational energy corporations entering the North African market. Through its integrated approach—combining agency work, procurement, and technical repair—the organization secures a vital role in the regional maritime infrastructure.
