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The Group has diverse commercial activities spanning the aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine sectors. Its commercial customers range from airlines, shipping lines, transportation service providers to truck leasing operators. Aerospace
As the world's largest MRO provider with an annual commercial airframe capacity of more than six million manhours, the Aerospace sector is capable of supporting engines, components, engineering and materials services, including Total Aviation Support, for aircraft operators. The Aerospace sector has established its presence in key hubs around the world, namely Asia Pacific, Europe and the United States. It offers maintenance, structural repair and aging modification services for a range of commercial aircraft including Airbus, Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, Lockheed Martin, Cessna and Embraer fleet. Its global customer base includes many of the world's largest passenger, freight and low cost airlines. The Aerospace sector delivers on-time and cost effective support, working closely with customers to minimise their cost of ownership by improving turn-around time and maintenance lifecycle. Electronics
The Electronics sector has core capabilities in design, development and integration of advanced electronics systems such as broadband radio frequency and microwave communication, e-government solutions, rail and traffic management, real-time command & control, training and simulation, digital media, intelligent building management, and information security and mobile commerce solutions. Through constant R&D, the Electronics sector delivers cost-effective proprietary products at both system and component level to provide purpose-built solutions for its customers. Some of the Electronics sector's achievements include the Infrared Fever Screening System (IFss), which was used at border checkpoints during the SARS crisis. The IFss was awarded the US Tech Museum Award (Health Category) in 2004. Another landmark product is the mini-V, one of the world's smallest portable satellite communication terminals. The Electronics sector comprises three core business groups: - Large-Scale Systems Group
- Communication & Sensor Systems Group
- Software Systems Group
Land Systems
The specialty vehicle and land systems arm of the Group is one of the region's largest specialty vehicles and defence companies, with a growing portfolio of products and services for the defence, homeland security and commercial markets. The Land Systems sector's capabilities include the design and development, systems integration, production, operations & support and life cycle management of a wide range of specialty vehicles and specialised equipment. It comprises two strategic business groupings: In Singapore, the Land Systems sector offers automotive repair services through its network of STAR satellite centres located islandwide. It conducts compulsory vehicle inspection services and is a certified independent damage assessment centre for all categories of vehicles. In China, the Land Systems sector has a Beijing-based joint venture company, which designs and produces specialised heavy construction and industrial vehicles such as off-road dump trucks, bulk cement tankers, concrete mixers and terminal port tractor. In Guiyang, it holds a majority stake in a company which designs, manufactures and distributes construction excavators. In Shanghai, its wholly owned subsidiaries produce a range of electric two- and four-wheelers and a range of hybrid-electric drive systems respectively. It also has a joint venture each in Guangzhou and Hangzhou for STAR automotive services. In the US, the Land Systems sector services a customer base that includes major fleet and truck leasing operators, food and beverage distributors, as well as municipal authorities. Key products include multi-temperature beverage trucks, dry freight vans and trailers, emergency response and recovery vehicles and specialised application trucks. Marine
The Marine sector provides shipbuilding, shiprepair and ship conversion services for a range of commercial vessels. Its ship design capabilities and the use of a sophisticated 3D modeling CAD CAM system allow the Marine sector to tailor vessels that are customised to meet the specific operational requirements of its customers. With the capabilities to build vessels up to 30,000 dwt, its track record includes the design and construction of container vessels, RoRo/LoLo vessels and offshore supply vessels, including the first ever pure car truck carrier delivered by its shipyard in the US. Its US operations is currently constructing a double-ended passenger ferry as well as articulated tug barge units. In shiprepair, the Marine sector provides high engineering content repair services including ship conversions and jumboisation, for vessels up to 70,000 dwt. Its reliable repair services extend to a wide array of commercial vessels including bulk carrier, Ro-Ro vessels, seismic vessels, offshore supply vessels and cruise liners. The sector has established itself in the dredger and chemical tanker repair markets including tank coating projects.
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