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Accreditation
Radiomarine Systems Pte Ltd
 | licensed by the Telecommunications Authority of Singapore, |
 | accredited to the Economic Planning & Projects Unit as a supplier to the Government
of Singapore, |
 | registered with Singapore Telecom, the Port of Singapore Authority, Jurong and Sembawang
Shipyards as a qualified supplier.

Registrations/Authorizations
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 | Telecommunications Authority of Singapore Registered Dealer & Operator |
 | Singapore Telecom Registered Supplier |
 | EPPU Registered tenderer to Ministries of Defense etc in Electronics & Comms |
 | Port of Singapore Authority registered supplier |
 | Jurong Shipyard Qualified Supplier |
 | Sembawang Group Qualified Supplier

Significant Customers
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 | Ministry of Defense Singapore |
 | Ministry of Defense Indonesia |
 | Singapore Technologies Electronics |
 | Chartered Engineering Technologies |
 | Nippon Steel |
 | R & B Falcon |
 | Fina Minh Hai |
 | TL Geotechnics |
 | Smedvig Offshore |
 | Sembawang Group |
 | GECO-Prakla |
 | Auto Batam Ferries

Origins
Singapores commercial potential, as a base for servicing ocean-going
ships, attracted the attention of a German marine radio manufacturer in 1976. A Company
was founded on 7th December 1976, and ran successfully for several years, repairing,
maintaining and selling their conventional HF and VHF radios on which many vessels then
relied. Ten years on, improving equipment reliability and new technology led to reduced
demand for service, and the manufacturer decided to pull out. However, the Companys
local managers saw rising demand for new communications systems in the region. Reasoning
that the business would succeed with broadened terms of reference, they arranged a buy-out
in 1986, and began selling for export.
Within three years the Company had sales rising towards S$5M, and a paid-up capital of
S$1M. It had export contracts in Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam. Offshore oil, gas and
telecommunications operators joined a rapidly broadening customer base, whilst computer
and satellite communications enhanced a widening technology portfolio. It added two local
subsidiary companies dealing in security equipment, and third in KL. Sadly, taking on too
broad a front predictably led to dilution of effort, an unfocussed business and,
inevitably, falling profits.
In 1995 the Aberdeen-based EAE Group Ltd, already a key supplier, bought the shareholding.
EAE began re-focussing the Company on its own core business of telecoms for marine &
offshore, returning the Company to its original, successful, market and technology
formula. Sales in 1997-8 began to grow again, despite a 60% staff cut.
The 1997/98 Asian economic downturn caused EAE to rethink its Far East presence and
concentrate on firmer European, Middle East and American markets. At the end of June 1998,
EAE Group Ltd sold its shareholding, but retained an association with the Company in
addressing offshore oil & gas prospects. Once more, the business is in management
ownership. Overheads are being trimmed and staff cut to a core team with key expertise,
which will provide a launch base for growth.
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