Established in 1983 by Mr Narothamdas Chanillo, Anchor Offshore Services Ltd, positioned itself as a service provider and spare parts supplier to ONGC LTD - a wholly owned company of the Govt.of India and one of our major clients.

Having begun operations with a small team, we have today grown to be a significant workforce of nearly 500 personnel, with a turnover of over US$60 million (2009-10)

Gradually, we have ventured into knowledge based engineering support to ONGC and other customers, in the following areas:

• Execution of  large turnkey projects involving multidisciplinary engineering activities including  pre-engineering survey, fabrication, installation and commissioning on offshore platforms / rigs
• Design, supply and erection of modular accommodation, modular galley and modular wet units of marine ships (especially Indian Navy ships) and offshore installations
• Hook-up services, revamping and modification jobs on offshore platforms / rigs
• Annual maintenance contracts and engineering consultancy
• Local support to various international bidders for projects in the fields of oil & gas, refinery and power projects in India

We have our own workshop in Mumbai, fitted with modern equipment and tools to undertake a range of fabrication and overhauling services for offshore and maritime projects. With a massive expansion underway, our workshop will have 25,000 sq ft of space and state-of-the-art facilities by the end of 2011.

ISO-9001 certified, we are committed to provide quality products and services. We work with an efficient team comprising highly qualified professionals with expertise in different areas of engineering such as Structural, Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation and Electronics. Our wide experience in Marketing, Project Management, Procurement and Operations enables us to effectively meet client expectations and requirements.

Our expansion plans - as a part of our business strategy for future growth, include diversifying to provide drilling equipment and services for onshore projects, fields yet unexplored by us.