Venterra deepens hold on APAC’s offshore energy with expanded Singapore facility

The new facility adds office, storage, and testing space for 14 specialists at Venterra.

Venterra, the offshore wind services group, has opened an expanded Oceanscan facility in Singapore to support offshore energy projects in the Asia Pacific region. The facility includes office, storage, testing, and mobilisation space.

Oceanscan, acquired by Venterra in 2024, provides subsea and non‑destructive testing (NDT) and inspection equipment, geotechnical services, and specialist personnel.

The Singapore site mirrors the capabilities of Oceanscan’s Aberdeen headquarters and is staffed by 14 specialists, according to Venterra.

The expansion follows Oceanscan Group’s reported growth in 2025, including 54% growth in subsea rental revenue and 33% growth in Asia Pacific (Singapore), as well as 30% growth in the Americas (Houston), Venterra stated.

“Holding a greater proportion of our rental fleet closer to where it’s needed improves availability and reduces mobilisation time, while our growing team ensures we can continue to deliver safe, efficient and high‑quality solutions.”, said Derek Donaldson, CEO of Oceanscan.

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