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Seatrium and Carnival Corporation Renew Longstanding Cruise Ship Maintenance Agreement Through 2029

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Seatrium Limited (“Seatrium” or the “Group”) has renewed its multi-year agreement with the world’s largest cruise operator, Carnival Corporation, extending a longstanding strategic partnership established since 2010. The agreement underscores Seatrium’s established track record and leading capabilities in delivering complex cruise ship maintenance, upgrades, revitalisations and retrofit solutions. Under the Favoured Customer Contract (“FCC”) agr…
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Seatrium and Carnival Corporation Renew Longstanding Cruise Ship Maintenance Agreement Through 2029

Seatrium Limited (“Seatrium” or the “Group”) has renewed its multi-year agreement with the world’s largest cruise operator, Carnival Corporation, extending a longstanding strategic partnership established since 2010. The agreement underscores Seatrium’s established track record and leading capabilities in delivering complex cruise ship maintenance, upgrades, revitalisations and retrofit solutions. Under the Favoured Customer Contract (“FCC”) agr…

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Carnival Corp. and Seatrium extend 15-year partnership

Seatrium renewed its favoured customer contract with Carnival, with works on three cruise vessels already scheduled for the Q4 2026.

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Seatrium renews multi-year maintenance deal with Carnival

Seatrium has renewed its multi-year agreement with Carnival and is set to undertake three cruise maintenance and upgrade projects in 4Q 2026.

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Singapore Business Review broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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