About Afford Marine

Engineering marine
systems since 2013.

Afford Marine is a marine engineering and turnkey solutions provider specialising in electrical systems, controls, automation, instrumentation, system integration, retrofit and lifecycle support.

Built around practical marine engineering.

Founded in 2013, the company began with marine controls and automation and progressively expanded its capabilities through project experience, engineering development, technology partnerships and a process-driven execution model.
Today, Afford Marine works across commercial, offshore and defence marine applications, supporting both existing vessels and new-build programmes.
We help vessel owners, operators, shipyards, EPC teams and maritime organisations solve engineering requirements that may involve multiple systems, interfaces and technologies.
Why clients work with Afford Marine
01

Reliability

Do what we say, when we say it.

02

Technical integrity

Recommend what the engineering problem actually requires.
03

Accountability

Take responsibility for the outcome, not only the assigned task.
04

Transparency

Keep scope, cost and delivery expectations clear.

05

Partnership

Work alongside customers, yards, OEMs and technology partners as part of the solution.
Why clients work with Afford Marine
COMPANY JOURNEY

Thirteen years of marine engineering.

2013

Afford Marine established in Mumbai.

2017

Appointed distributor for Honeywell Marine.

2018

Executed an LR-approved Alarm Monitoring System project for TORM Gunhild.

2022

Implemented DNV-approved Alarm Monitoring Systems for Cochin Shipyard and expanded boiler-upgrade work.

2023

Completed DP1-to-DP2 upgrade projects and expanded presence in Cochin.

2024

Expanded presence at Karwar and achieved Naval Dockyard registration.

2025

Recognised as an Authorised System Integrator for DEIF and expanded marine electrical/automation workshop capability.

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