SK oceanplant Co.,Ltd. provides engineering, procurement, and construction of offshore projects in South Korea. The company produces offshore products, including topside modules, large scale jackets and piles, turret modules, and subsea driven/suction piles; nodes, braces, and legs; and living quarters, leg wells, wing tank blocks, etc. for offshore projects, such as oil and gas production facilities, and wind farm foundation structures. It also provides various ship building products, such as engine casings, and curved and transverse bulkhead blocks, as well as mega, giga, and terra blocks; and deck house, hawse, and bulbous products. In addition, the company offers tubular products comprising fabrication of structure steel pipes; line pipes; pipe, steel, and electric-fusion arc welded products; electric-fusion-welded steel pipes; welded and seamless steel pipe piles; carbon and alloy steel pipes; and arc welded carbon steel pipes, as well as carbon steel tubes for general structural purposes. Further, it provides electric-fusion welded steel pipes for atmospheric and low temperature, as well as for high-pressure service at moderate temperature. The company was formerly known as Samkang M&T Co.,Ltd and changed its name to SK oceanplant Co.,Ltd. in February 2023. SK oceanplant Co.,Ltd. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Goseong, South Korea.
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