Remazel, a company of the Fincantieri Group, has signed a contract with Jan De Nul, a Belgian company operating in maritime and offshore engineering, for the supply of mission-critical equipment for a newly built vessel, Fincantieri said in a statement.
Under the contract, Remazel will design and supply an advanced system for transporting and laying rocks on the seabed to protect cables and pipelines.
The system will allow operations at depths of up to 400 meters with a production capacity of 2,000 tons per hour. It includes a centralized control system designed to coordinate all onboard equipment, optimize processes, and improve operational safety.
Fincantieri Group is an Italian shipbuilding group headquartered in Trieste. It operates as one of the world’s largest shipbuilding companies, with business segments including naval, commercial, and offshore vessels, as well as engineering services and maritime infrastructure.
Remazel Engineering S.p.A. is an Italian engineering and manufacturing company specializing in advanced offshore handling, lifting, and subsea equipment. It operates as a subsidiary of the Fincantieri Group, providing systems for the energy, maritime, and subsea industries.
Jan De Nul Group is a Belgian company headquartered in Aalst that provides dredging, marine construction, and offshore energy services. It operates globally in infrastructure and subsea engineering for renewable energy, oil and gas, and port development sectors.
