
ASRY and Priya Blue Group unveiled the brand identity for ASRY Green Ship Recycling, marking a strategic partnership for sustainable marine asset recycling in Bahrain.
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The launch builds on the strategic partnership between ASRY and Priya Blue, which includes their first ship recycling project in Bahrain.
The launch builds on the strategic partnership between the two companies, which has progressed into active operations with the commencement of its first ship recycling project in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Best Oasis serves as the vessel acquisition and commercial partner for the joint venture.
Commenting on the occasion, Dr. Ahmed Al Abri, Chief Executive Officer of ASRY, said: “The brand identity reflects our shared vision with Priya Blue to establish a leading presence in the region’s ship and marine asset recycling sector, where we see significant opportunities for growth. Through ASRY Green Ship Recycling, we aim to build a competitive and sustainable business and attract larger and more diverse projects in the coming period, further strengthening the Kingdom of Bahrain’s position as a regional hub for ship and marine asset recycling in line with the highest standards of safety and sustainability.”
Mr. Gaurav Mehta, Director of Priya Blue Group, said: We are pleased to unveil the brand identity of ASRY Green Ship Recycling and look forward to leveraging our global expertise to advance environmentally responsible recycling practices, reduce environmental impact and support the transition towards a more circular and sustainable maritime industry.
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