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7th Annual Latin America Ship &
Offshore Finance Forum
Ronaldo M. de O. Lima
1. The Company
2. History
3. The Fleet
4. CBO / Alianca Shipyard
5. Market Overview
1. The Company
1. The Company
Offshore support vessel shipping company;
Company part of Fischer Group – 100% Brazilian;
Head office in Rio de Janeiro;
Shore Base in Macaé;
Aliança Shipyard, in Niterói;
2. History
2. History
1978 - CBO was founded and started operating 7 vessels;
80’s - 7 new vessels were built;
1998 – 2010 - CBO increased its fleet with 13 new vessels.
Currently - CBO has 8 other vessels under construction as follows:
4 PSV 3000 – To be delivered until December 2011
4 PSV 4500 – To be delivered until 2013
2. History
 Current fleet - 19 vessels + 8 under construction
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12 PSVs
3 OSRVs
3 RSVs
1 AHTS
8 PSVs (under construction) – 4 PSVs 3.000
4 PSVs 4.500
 Company has currently 635 employees divided as follows:
 540 Seamen
 35 Administration at Rio office
 60 Administration at Macaé Base
3. The Fleet
3. Fleet
AHTS CBO Chiara
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
80,50 m
Length BP
69,30 m
Breadth
18,00 m
Depth
8,00 m
Draft
6,00 m
Max Draft
6,60 m
Speed
12 knots
DWT
2400 t
Bollard Pull
150 t
Winch
450 t
Accommodations
30 persons
3. Fleet
AHTS CBO Chiara
Main duties: Anchor Handling, Tug,
Supply and Fire Fighting (FiFi)
3. Fleet
MPSV CBO Guanabara
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
76,70 m
Length BP
68,20 m
Breadth
17,00 m
Depth
7,00 m
Draft
5,00 m
Max Draft
5,90 m
Speed
14 knots
DWT
3200 t
Accommodation
54 persons
Crane for cargo/equipment transfer offshore
MPSV CBO Guanabara
3. Fleet
Main duties: Supply Vessel
with capability of transfer
provision containers to other
vessels offshore as well as
operating as a floating hotel.
Accommodation
for 54 persons.
3. Fleet
Vessels RSV (ROV Support Vessels):
CBO Campos, CBO Rio and CBO
Isabella
CBO Campos / CBO Rio
CBO Isabella
Main Characteristics:
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
67,00 m
Length Overall
76,70 m
Length BP
61,80 m
Length BP
68,20 m
Breadth
16,00 m
Breadth
17,00 m
Depth
7,00 m
Depth
7,00 m
Draft
5,00 m
Draft
5,00 m
Max Draft
5,91 m
Max Draft
5,90 m
Speed
14 knots
Speed
14 knots
DWT
3000 t
Accommodations
DWT
37 persons
3100 t
Accommodations
45 persons
3. Fleet
Vessels RSV Main duties: Support to
Remote Operated Vehicles (ROV)
operations.
3. Fleet
Vessels PSV 3500:
CBO Anna Gabriella and CBO Valentina
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
74,30 m
Length BP
68,10 m
Breadth
16,00 m
Depth
7,50 m
Draft
5,00 m
Max Draft
6,30 m
Speed
DWT
14 knots
3500 t
Accommodations
18 persons
3. Fleet
Vessels PSV 3500 Main duties:
Supply of diesel oil and other special drilling fluids to
platforms and other vessels.
3. Fleet
Vessels PSV 3200:
CBO Manoella, CBO Carolina, CBO Anita
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
76,70 m
Length BP
68,20 m
Breadth
17,00 m
Depth
7,00 m
Draft
5,00 m
Max Draft
5,90 m
Speed
DWT
13 knots
3200 t
Accommodations
27 persons
3. Fleet
Vessels PSV 3200 Main duties:
Supply vessel
Fire Fighter (CBO Carolina / CBO Anita)
3. Fleet
OSRV CBO Vitória
3. Fleet
Vessels OSRV (Oil Spill Recovery Vessel):
CBO Vitória, Macaé and Maricá
Macaé / Maricá
CBO Vitória
Main Characteristics:
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
67,00 m
Length Overall
63,95 m
Length BP
61,80 m
Length BP
61,10 m
Breadth
16,00 m
Breadth
14,80 m
Depth
7,00 m
Depth
4,60 m
Draft
5,00 m
Draft
3,65 m
Max Draft
5,91 m
Max Draft
Speed
14 knots
Speed
DWT
DWT
3050 t
Accommodations
22 persons
3,86 m
10 knots
1400 t
Accommodations
18 persons
3. Fleet
Vessels ORSV Main duties:
Oil spill containment and recovery
3. Fleet
Vessels Class ”C”:
Clarisse, Carmem and Célia
Main Characteristics:
Length Overall
43,00 m
Length BP
38,66 m
Breadth
9,30 m
Depth
3,50 m
Draft
3,00 m
Max Draft
3,10 m
Service Speed
8 knots
DWT
300 t
Bollard Pull
26 t
Accommodations
14 persons
3. Fleet
Vessels Class “C” Main duties:
Transport of material and equipments
between platforms.
NEW PSVs 3000/4500 - XBOW
ULSTEIN PX106
Organization
CBO Organization
Organization Chart
CEO - Luiz Maurício Portela
DIR - Alfredo Naslausky
DIR - Ronaldo Lima
DIR – Paulo Conte
HSEQ
Secretary
Luiz Funes
Tania Silva
Lucia Pereira
Contract /
Operation
IT
Adson Silva
Cesar Almeida
Technical
Marcelo Martins
Eduardo Marquez
Human
Resources
Solange Aversa
Macaé Base
Operations
Paulo Roberto
Mauro Maedo
Finance /
Controller
Luis Afonso
Ana Paula
Administration
Ney Santos
Aliança
Shipyard
Aliança Shipyard
Owned by Fischer Group since 2004;
10 new buildings delivered until 2010;
 4 conversions;
CBO fleet maintenance;
Currently 8 vessels under construction
(delivery until mid of 2013)
Aprox. 800 employees + 220
subcontractors;
Modernization / Expansion of the Yard
Aliança Offshore
Modernization of the
yard
Aliança Workshop
+
Aliança Workshop
3. Market Overview
Overview of Brazilian Offshore
Support Vessels Market
ABEAM is the brazilian shipowner association for offshore support
vessels
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More than 100 companies are authorized to operate by ANTAQ –
National Maritime Agency.
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Close to 50 companies operating in the sector.
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24 companies are associated to ABEAM.
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A fleet of 265 vessels - (135 foreign flag and 130 Brazilian flag ).
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2009: Over US$ 1,2 billion dollar spent with chartering.
Overview of Brazilian Offshore
Support Vessels Market
Main clients– oil companies:
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Petrobrás
Shell
Statoil
Devon
Anadarko
Exxon
Chevron
OGX
Maersk
Others
Overview of Brazilian Offshore
Support Vessels Market
Fleet Evolution
Overview of Brazilian Offshore
Support Vessels Market
CONCLUSIONS AND CHALLENGES FOR THE SECTOR:
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High demand for merchant marine officers – Captains and Chief
Engineers;
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Liberalization of RN 72 – imigration;
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Demand for new facilities for dry docking;
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Clarification for the laws – import duties, taxation, etc;
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