P-71 FPSO is constructed by CIMC Raffles for Petrobras who provided the design. This FPSO is built for 25 years of continuous production with high requirements on anti corrosion. P-71 has the capacity to process 150,000 bbl per day and storage capacity of 1 million bbl. She will be deployed in the Santos basin engaging in Pre-Salt production.

The Gas Plant is a CIMC Raffles in house designed gas compression jack up built for THAUMAS MARINE LTD. With a length of 75 meters, width of 50 meters and hull depth of 7 meters, it can be operated at 55m depth at Gulf of Mexico.  Using 4 jack up legs with a lifting capacity of 3200T each, this platform is able to operate under Beaufort Scale 3 conditions. This platform uses a dual fueled main generator which can be powered by the natural gas derived from the production process. This greatly reduces the amount of emissions thereby being more environmentally friendly. Classed by ABS, the Gas plant has the capacity to compress 200 million cubic feet gas per day through a Siemens Gas Compression module.

Haiyangshiyou 162 is a Jackup is a mobile production platform made for trial production and well maintenance. It can carry out trial mining, heavy oil assisted thermal recovery, crude oil processing, crude oil soil oil storage and external transportation, and has functions such as wellhead return, wellhead support, workover, and abandonment. This allows more accurate estimation of oilfield potential reducing the financial risk of production. She has a working depth of 40m and accommodation for 73 men.

The Pathumabaha is a MODEC custom-designed, purpose-built condensate FSO vessel. It was completed and delivered to MODEC in 2002. Storage is 420,000 barrels (bbls). The vessel’s station keeping is achieved via an external turret mooring system in the bow (also built by CIMC Raffles for SOFEC, Inc. (previously FMC Technologies Floating Systems Inc.)) which allows the vessel to weathervane in any direction (wind, wave and current). The Pathumabaha has a design life (without dry-docking) of 15 years, and has accommodation quarters for 60 men. Pathumabaha was delivered in November 2002.

The SSP Piranema is the first cylinder-shaped floating, production, storage and offloading (FPSO) unit in the world, built based on Sevan Marine’s unique patented technology (SSP – SevanStablized Platform). The vessel has a storage capacity of 300,000 bbls, an oil processing capacity of 30,000 bbls day and a gas compression capacity of 3.6 million m³ day. The unit is currently in service for Petrobras S.A. on the Piranema oil field, located in the deep waters of the Brazilian state of Sergipe. CIMC Raffles also built two other sisters SSP FPSO units for Sevan Marine: Hummingbird & Voyageur, delivered from 2006 to 2007.