IMC Industrial Group

Happy National Day, Singapore!   Today we celebrate the spirit of unity, progress, and innovation that defines our vibrant nation. Let’s take a moment to reflect on the incredible achievements and the bright future that lies ahead. Here’s to the continued growth and success of Singapore and our people.   Wishing everyone a fantastic National Day filled with pride and joy! #Singapore #SG59 #togetherasoneunitedpeople

During the Summer Davos in Dalian, I had the opportunity to join the “Honorary Citizens Talk” with CRI Online. In the interview, I mentioned our deep connection with the city as a longstanding family business with a rich legacy of over 120 years in the maritime industry. As early as 1979, we began investing in China. Nearly half a century has passed, and I have been fortunate to witness the development with ships built in Dalian making a significant impact on global shipping lanes. Today, to seize the global trend of the circular economy and strengthen China's shipping industry, it is important to understand the significance of ship recycling when speaking of ships set to be decommissioned. As we navigate economic shifts and globalization, it is important to realize that the future of the maritime industry will revolve around restoring the ocean as our central focus, reshaping how we utilize this vital resource under the guiding concept of “unity of heaven and humanity” (天人合一) to drive future development. Read the full article and join the conversation on how we can shape a sustainable future together. #familybusiness #shipping #maritime #ocean #sustainabledevelopment #circulareconomy #summerdavos #dalian

This Day of the Seafarer, we salute and celebrate our seafarers and the two million seafarers around the world who contribute to safety at sea with their constant hard work and dedication. At IMC Ship Services, we will continue to support the safety of our seafarers with sound policies and rigorous training as we sail into the era of well-being.

Meet Usha, our newly-joined Fleet Personnel Manager at IMC Ship Management. With over 16 years of experience in the maritime industry, she started as a Crewing Assistant before steadily rising through the ranks. According to Usha, she stumbled into the maritime industry by chance. “I graduated with a Bachelor of Business, majoring in Human Resources, during the 2008 recession,” she recalls. “I accepted the first job offer that came my way, which just so happened to be in shipping. Initially, I thought it would be temporary. However, I quickly fell in love with the dynamic nature of the job. The industry's ever-changing landscape and diverse interactions ensure that no two days are ever the same!” This fascination led her to pursue a Diploma in Shipping and Marine Offshore as part of her #ContinuousLearning journey. Operating in a male-dominated industry has convinced Usha of the importance of having more diversity in shipping. “Women bring diverse perspectives and skills, contributing to a more inclusive workplace culture. Companies that embrace these differences benefit from enhanced decision-making and adaptability," she shared. Speaking on IMC Ship Management’s #CommitmentToDiversity, Usha said: “I was pleasantly surprised to learn that almost half of the employees here are women.” She also felt empowered knowing that her manager valued her soft skills and experiences, and was willing to allow her to grow into a role she had not taken up before. Welcome on board, Usha! 👋 #LifeAtTPC #ShipManagement #MaritimeIndustry #WomenInMaritimeDay

Well-known Asian shipowner Chavalit Frederick Tsao has been absent from the maritime social scene of late. He recently sat down with TradeWinds to tell us what has been keeping him busy. https://lnkd.in/gt_5X8CR