Shipping Arabia, October 19, 2026 – Qatar-based Milaha has released its September 2026 maritime operations figures, reporting substantial activity across offshore support, vessel operations and shipping agency services. The company’s monthly performance dashboards highlight its involvement in specialized subsea operations, marine supply services, personnel transportation and vessel support activities across Qatar’s maritime sector.
The Milaha September 2026 maritime operations report recorded 65 offshore vessels under contract, more than 5.7 million liters of fuel delivered and over 13,000 personnel transfers. The figures also demonstrate the company’s operational reach across offshore marine services and shipping agency activities at Qatar’s major ports.
Offshore Operations Record Extensive Diving and Subsea Activity
Milaha’s offshore operations dashboard reported 65 vessels under contract during September, reflecting the scale of its contracted offshore support activities.
The company recorded 1,635 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) operating hours, highlighting the contribution of subsea technology to its offshore operations. In addition, Milaha completed 284 air dives, accumulated 903 underwater diving hours and conducted 67 saturation diving bell runs.
These activities reflect the range of specialized offshore services undertaken by the company, combining vessel support with diving and remotely operated subsea equipment.
The offshore operations dashboard also reported 1,332,720 man-hours, providing an indication of the workforce activity associated with the company’s maritime operations during the reporting period.
Vessel Operations Deliver Significant Fuel and Water Volumes
Milaha’s vessel operations recorded substantial marine supply and offshore support activity during September 2026.
The company reported delivering 5,714,000 liters of fuel and 11,453,000 liters of water, demonstrating the volume of supply services handled through its marine operations.
Meanwhile, Milaha accumulated 5,760 hours of dynamic positioning (DP) operations, an important capability in offshore activities requiring vessels to maintain their positions accurately.
The vessel operations dashboard also recorded 13,191 personnel transfers and 760 gangway connections, reflecting the company’s involvement in offshore personnel transportation and vessel-to-installation access activities.
Additionally, Milaha completed 11 rig moves during the month, demonstrating its participation in offshore rig relocation operations.
The company reported a total distance traveled of 27,148 in its vessel operations dashboard, although the published figures did not specify the unit of measurement.
The vessel operations dashboard also listed 1,332,720 man-hours, matching the figure presented in the offshore operations dashboard.
Together, these operational indicators highlight Milaha’s involvement in marine logistics, offshore support and the delivery of essential supplies to maritime operations.
Shipping Agency Operations Cover Qatar’s Major Ports
Alongside its offshore and vessel operations, Milaha reported shipping agency activity involving 70 offshore vessels and 19 cargo vessels during September.
The company’s shipping agency dashboard also recorded services involving 807 crew members, alongside the processing of 164 delivery orders.
Additional activities included 39 service boat trips and four marine surveys, reflecting the range of marine and port-related services undertaken during the month.
The dashboard also presented operational figures across three major Qatari ports, listing 59 at Ras Laffan Port, 17 at Mesaieed Port and 13 at Hamad Port.
These figures illustrate the geographical coverage of Milaha’s shipping agency activities and its involvement in supporting both offshore vessels and commercial cargo shipping.
Operational Performance Highlights Milaha’s Maritime Capabilities
Milaha’s September 2026 maritime operations figures demonstrate the breadth of services delivered across its offshore, marine logistics and shipping agency businesses.
The combination of specialized diving operations, significant fuel and water deliveries, personnel transfers and vessel support activities reflects the company’s capacity to handle diverse operational requirements across Qatar’s maritime industry.
Furthermore, its shipping agency activities at Ras Laffan, Mesaieed and Hamad ports illustrate the company’s role in providing vessel-related services across the country’s principal maritime gateways.
Overall, Milaha’s September performance underscores the scale and operational diversity of its maritime business. Its ability to combine technically demanding offshore operations with substantial marine supply volumes and shipping agency services highlights its established role in supporting Qatar’s offshore industry, commercial shipping activities and wider maritime logistics sector.
Source: Milaha
