KORMARINE

KORMARINE, the Busan International Maritime Exhibition in South Korea, is one of the most influential professional exhibitions in the global maritime sector, known as one of the world's four major maritime events alongside SMM in Germany, Nor-Shipping in Norway, and Marintec in China, enjoying a high reputation in the international maritime community. Held biennially in Busan, South Korea, since its inception, the exhibition has always been committed to building an efficient and professional international cooperation and innovation exchange platform for upstream and downstream enterprises in the global shipbuilding and maritime industrial chain. KORMARINE is not only a window for showcasing the latest technologies, products, and solutions but also an important engine for promoting industry exchange, international trade, and investment. The exhibition is grand in scale and far-reaching in influence, attracting top enterprises, professionals, and government agencies from all over the world each time. This edition of the exhibition is particularly noteworthy, attracting 1,000 exhibitors from 40 countries and regions, including 450 South Korean local enterprises and 550 overseas exhibitors, fully reflecting its international and diversified characteristics. A major highlight of the exhibition is the newly launched "NEXT ENERGY Future Energy Pavilion," which focuses on the global hot topic of "carbon neutrality and energy transition," comprehensively and multi-dimensionally showcasing the latest progress and future development paths of the maritime industry in green energy transition, from cutting-edge technology R&D to practical application solutions. In addition, South Korea's three shipbuilding giants—HD Hyundai, Samsung Heavy Industries, and Hanwha Ocean—collectively appeared, showcasing numerous latest achievements including AI ship management systems, carbon-free fuel transport ships, and LNG-powered ships, demonstrating South Korea's leading position in high-end shipbuilding. International giants such as ABB, Emerson, GE Vernova, WinGD, Schneider Electric also made their appearance, and 12 national pavilions from countries such as the Netherlands, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and China jointly participated, collectively depicting the latest landscape and development trends of global maritime technology. The export consultation meeting hosted by KOTRA (Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency) reached a record high in scale, attracting 80 buyers from 20 countries and regions to conduct customized business negotiations with over 130 South Korean enterprises, facilitating on-site orders totaling up to 28 million US dollars, fully demonstrating KORMARINE's huge potential and practical effectiveness in promoting international trade and industrial cooperation. KORMARINE is not only a platform for technical exchange but also an important stage for all parties in the global maritime industrial chain to seek business opportunities, expand cooperation, and jointly plan for development.

The KORMARINE, Busan International Maritime Exhibition, covers various segments of the maritime industry, aiming to comprehensively showcase the latest achievements in shipbuilding, marine engineering, port operations, and related services and technologies. Exhibit categories include but are not limited to: 1. **Ship Design and Construction**: Covers design concepts, hull structures, material technologies, construction processes, and related software systems for various merchant ships, naval vessels, and special ships (e.g., LNG carriers, cruise ships, research vessels, icebreakers). Includes shipyards, design institutes, ship block manufacturers, hull material suppliers. 2. **Marine Engineering and Equipment**: Includes offshore platforms (fixed, floating), drilling equipment, production equipment, underwater robots, ROVs, AOVs, marine exploration equipment, submarine cables, pipeline laying technology, marine renewable energy devices (e.g., offshore wind power, wave energy, tidal energy equipment) and their supporting facilities. 3. **Power and Propulsion Systems**: Showcases main engines (diesel engines, gas turbines), auxiliary engines, electric propulsion systems, hybrid power systems, fuel cells, LNG/LPG dual-fuel engines, hydrogen fuel engines, methanol engines and other new energy power solutions, as well as propellers, rudders, reducers, drive shafts, and other propulsion devices. 4. **Navigation and Communication Equipment**: Includes radar, GPS, Beidou navigation systems, Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS), Automatic Identification Systems (AIS), Very High Frequency (VHF) radios, satellite communication systems (VSAT), shipboard network systems, integrated bridge systems, ship automation control systems. 5. **Deck Machinery and Outfitting**: Covers cranes, winches, anchor windlasses, steering gears, hatch covers, gangways, lifeboats, life rafts, fire-fighting equipment, marine doors and windows, marine furniture, kitchen equipment, sanitary facilities, and various other marine outfitting and deck operation equipment. 6. **Maritime Safety and Environmental Technology**: Includes Ballast Water Treatment Systems (BWTS), ship exhaust gas treatment systems (SCR, EGR), sulfur oxide scrubbers, oil-water separators, ship waste treatment systems, anti-pollution equipment, oil spill emergency response equipment, fire safety systems, life-saving equipment, personal protective equipment. 7. **Port Equipment and Technology**: Showcases port cranes, container handling equipment, terminal automation systems, port management software, intelligent logistics systems, port tugboats, pilot boats, port security systems, port lighting equipment, dredging equipment. 8. **Maritime Services and Management**: Includes ship management, crew training, maritime legal services, ship inspection and certification, maritime insurance, ship financing, shipping consulting, maritime information technology solutions, digital shipyard management systems, ship maintenance and repair services. 9. **New Energy and Future Technologies**: Special focus on the "NEXT ENERGY Future Energy Pavilion" showcasing carbon neutrality technologies, zero-emission ships, ammonia fuel, hydrogen fuel, biofuels, battery energy storage systems, intelligent ship management systems, AI ship technology, unmanned ship technology, cybersecurity solutions, and other cutting-edge innovative achievements. 10. **Ocean Renewable Energy**: Includes offshore wind power, wave power generation, tidal power generation and other marine energy development technologies and equipment, as well as related installation, maintenance, and operation services. These exhibit categories collectively form the comprehensive and in-depth content of KORMARINE, providing an excellent platform for exhibitors and visitors to understand the latest developments, technological trends, and market opportunities in the global maritime industry.

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