Seamax Marine Group operates as a multifaceted maritime service provider headquartered in Karachi, Pakistan. Since its establishment in 2008, the company has developed a diverse operational portfolio that spans marine contracting, offshore support, port services, and emergency response. It functions as a critical node in the region's maritime infrastructure, serving ports, oil and gas terminals, and engineering sectors with a fleet of specialized vessels and technical teams.
A central component of the company’s operations is its involvement in dredging and land reclamation. Seamax Marine Group owns and operates cutter suction dredgers and allied equipment, allowing it to execute capital and maintenance dredging projects required to keep waterways navigable for commercial shipping. Beyond maintenance, the group is actively engaged in marine contracting, including the support of ship beaching operations at the Gaddani ship-breaking yards. This involves complex logistical support for grounding vessels of various sizes, demonstrating the company’s capability to manage heavy marine maneuvers in challenging coastal environments.
The group has also established a reputation for salvage and wreck removal, often coordinating with national maritime authorities during emergencies. Its salvage teams have executed high-profile operations, including the rescue of distressed barges during severe weather events such as Cyclone Shaheen and the refloating of grounded cargo vessels along the Karachi coast. These activities highlight the company’s readiness to deploy tugs, dive teams, and pilot boats rapidly to mitigate environmental risks and navigational hazards in Pakistani waters. To support these efforts, the company maintains a fleet of pilot boats and tugs designed for harbor assistance and coastal towing.
In the offshore sector, Seamax Marine Group provides specialized maintenance services for Single Buoy Moorings (SBM), essential for the oil and gas industry’s floating transfer systems. Its scope extends to shipping agency services, where it acts as a local representative for vessel owners, managing crew changes, provisions, and immigration formalities. Furthermore, the company serves as the commercial representative in Pakistan for several prominent international maritime entities, including major Dutch salvage and shipbuilding firms. Through these strategic alliances, Seamax Marine Group facilitates the supply of harbor tugs and ancillary crafts to local port authorities, bridging the gap between global maritime engineering standards and local operational requirements.
