Asia Pacific Maritime (APM) returns 22‑24 March 2028 to Marina Bay Sands, Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Halls A‑F, offering a comprehensive platform for shipbuilding, marine, workboat, offshore and electric & hybrid marine sectors. The event targets shipowners, shipyards, ship managers, decision‑makers and maritime professionals across Asia, providing a venue where global solution providers present the latest maritime technology and innovation. With 36 years of excellence, APM has become the pre‑eminent stage for forging strategic collaborations that shape the future of vessels and solutions for tomorrow.

The programme blends a large‑scale exhibition with a focused conference agenda. Halls A‑F accommodate 31,750 sqm of exhibition space, 20 official pavilions and 819 exhibitors from 41 countries and regions, building on the record‑breaking 2026 edition that attracted 19,431 unique trade attendees and 112 expert speakers. A dedicated Electric & Hybrid Power segment introduces a new conference and consultation lounge, reflecting the industry’s push toward net‑zero emissions by 2050. The “Hello, Zero Emission” theme underscores the urgency of decarbonisation, with sessions on high‑power charging in e‑mobility, maritime battery technology, next‑generation electric marine, and zero‑emission shipping. The consultation lounge offers one‑to‑one access to prominent industry experts, guiding participants through the transition to cleaner, more efficient operations.

Co‑located with Charting a Greener Course: Hydrogen Powering Maritime Decarbonisation, APM highlights hydrogen and its derivatives as viable sustainable fuels, aligning with Singapore’s net‑zero target and the maritime sector’s responsibility for 2‑3 % of global greenhouse gas emissions. The event’s format encourages interaction through dedicated lounges, expert panels, and networking opportunities, fostering collaboration among stakeholders, technology providers and policy makers.

APM’s goals are to showcase cutting‑edge solutions, accelerate the adoption of electric and hybrid marine technologies, and support Southeast Asia’s transition to a sustainable maritime future. By bringing together a diverse audience—shipbuilders, marine engineers, fleet operators, energy specialists and environmental advocates—the conference cultivates a culture of inclusion, celebrating the unique perspectives that strengthen the collective experience. The opening hours run 10 am‑6 pm on Wednesday and Thursday, and 10 a