Strategic Marine delivers two Gen 4 next-generation fast crew boats to Aesen

- Landmark contract to a globally renowned owner-operator
- Versatile Fast Crew Boat platform ready for Hybrid and Gyro Stabilization
- Proven hull form to enhance fuel efficiency, carbon emission goals and safety standards
Strategic Marine, a leading builder of high-performance aluminium vessels, is proud to announce the successful delivery of two Generation 4 Fast Crew Boats to Aesen, an integrated marine solutions provider with more than 120 offshore vessels operating globally. This landmark achievement marks the commencement of a new partnership, reinforcing Strategic Marine’s growing footprint across key markets.
As the first delivery to Aesen, this contract demonstrates Strategic Marine’s ability to secure new business via its proven track record, technical expertise, and commitment to client requirements. These newly delivered 42-metre crew boats are designed for excellence in offshore energy support operations, combining innovative marine engineering with optimal fuel savings, comfort, safety, and efficient performance.
The 42-metre Gen 4 crew boats, designed in close collaboration with Southerly Designs, incorporate proven hull form to enhance fuel efficiency, seakeeping performance, and environmental sustainability. These vessels are purpose-built for offshore energy support operations and will commence service in Q4 2025.
Each vessel accommodates up to 80 personnel in enhanced comfort seating and features strengthened decks to support flexible cargo configurations. Additionally, they are prepared for future integration of walk-to-work or motion-compensated gangway systems, offering increased adaptability for evolving offshore requirements.
Mr. Chan Eng Yew, Chief Executive Officer of Strategic Marine, commented: “We are delighted to deliver our first two Gen 4 Fast Crew Boats to Aesen and welcome them into our growing portfolio of global clients. These vessels reflect our continued drive to deliver advanced, efficient, and client-focused maritime solutions that address the evolving needs of the offshore sector.”
Mr. Darren Ang, Chief Executive Officer of Aesen mentioned: “As a global leader in crew mobility, we are constantly pursuing innovative technologies that enhance safety, efficiency, and performance for our clients. The addition of Aesen 107 and Aesen 108 strengthens our capabilities and reinforces our position as a forward-looking solutions provider in the offshore marine industry.”
This inaugural delivery to Aesen signals Strategic Marine’s growing reach across key offshore markets and further establishes its role as a trusted partner for vessel solutions that combine innovation, reliability, and operational efficiency.
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