CIMC SOE (http://www.sinopacificoffshore.com) is qualified by the French oil major TOTAL as the leading  oil & gas processing module fabrication yard in China with the capability to engineer and fabricate different ranges of C-type marine storage tanks, to build small and medium sized ocean going gas carriers and to fabricate on-shore and offshore oil and gas topside modules.

It is the only yard in China to have successfully delivered more than 10 units of marine LNG regassification modules for international users such as Golar, Khannur, Hoegh  and HHI. It is also the largest builder of small and medium size gas carriers in the world.

Yantai CIMC consist of 4 offshore & marine research & development centers, 3 offshore construction base and 3 operation companies, with a total strength of 12,000 staff.

The core business includes but is not limited to design, construction, maintenance and refurbishment of rigs production platforms, offshore vessels, supply vessels etc.

The yard is equipped with the world largest 20,000 ton gantry crane, 18m deep water wharf etc. It is the largest semi submersible construction base in China and also one of the first batch of enterprises to enter into the Offshore White List. The history of CIMC Raffles can be traced back to Yantai Shipyard which was established in 1977 and delivered the first bottom sitting jack-up rig in the year 1978.

TGE Gas Engineering GmbH is a contractor specialized in the storage/handling of liquefied gases for the energy and petrochemical/chemical industries.

TGE has more than 30 years of experience in its field of business from the initial conceptual / feasibility study to the turn-key lump-sum execution of complete projects as the main partner for its customers.

Founded in 1980, TGE has substantially expanded its expertise over recent years, becoming a major force in the market. TGE was part of the Suez Group for many years.

In 2008, CIMC became a major shareholder of TGE.