SHI-MCI FZE Expands Business Scope into Offshore Fabrication and Ship Repair

Lagos, Nigeria – Mr. Lee will lead SHIN’s operations with a clear mandate to leverage the company’s proven EPC expertise—demonstrated in landmark projects such as Egina FPSO—while spearheading strategic diversification into Offshore Fabrication and Ship Repair. His leadership will focus on securing new business opportunities and reinforcing SHIN’s strong position within Nigeria’s maritime and energy sectors.

A Vision for Diversification and Growth

Mr. Lee brings a distinguished track record from pivotal strategic roles within Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) and its Nigerian subsidiary. His appointment marks a significant step in SHIN’s transformation journey, aligning with Nigeria’s broader industrial diversification agenda. “I am both honoured and acutely aware of the responsibility of leading SHIN at this transformative time,” said Mr. Lee. “By harnessing the unique technological capabilities and world‑class facilities of the SHI‑MCI FZE Yard, we aim to build on the success of our EPC business and actively pursue new, high‑value markets in Offshore Fabrication and Ship Repair. This will not only strengthen SHIN’s competitive edge but also contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s industrial and economic development.”

Career Highlights and Expertise

Mr. Lee’s extensive experience spans complex project leadership and strategic business development across both Nigerian and global markets. Key highlights include:

• Head of Business Development, Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria Instrumental in identifying and securing future growth opportunities within Nigeria’s energy and maritime sectors.
• Head of Shell Bonga South West Aparo (BSWA) FPSO Tender Directed the critical tendering phase for one of Nigeria’s most significant deep‑water projects, showcasing expertise in managing large‑scale, complex contracts.
• Head of ENI Coral FLNG Tender Led the tender process for the pioneering Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) project, underscoring his strategic engagement in advanced gas development technologies.

Strengthening Technical Capability and Local Impact

Under Mr. Lee’s leadership, SHI‑MCI FZE will:

• Expand its business scope beyond EPC into Ship Repair and Logistics support services and Offshore Fabrication.
• Maximize the use of its world‑class yard facilities to deliver high‑quality, cost‑effective solutions.
• Enhance Nigeria’s technical capacity in offshore engineering and ship repair.
• Contribute to job creation and skills development, supporting local communities and the wider economy.

About Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria

Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria (SHIN), through its joint venture SHI‑MCI FZE, operates one of the most advanced fabrication and integration yards in Africa. The company has successfully executed major offshore projects, including the Egina FPSO, and continues to play a leading role in advancing Nigeria’s energy and maritime industries.