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Dynamic Positioning System Companies - Kongsberg Maritime (Norway) and ABB (Switzerland) are the Key Players

The dynamic positioning system market is projected to grow from USD 6.36 billion in 2025 to USD 8.65 billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of 6.3%. Major market players mainly employ two key strategies: improving their products with new technology and forming strategic partnerships. Many firms are improving DP systems by adding smart automation, energy-saving features, and enhanced control tools. Meanwhile, others are growing stronger in the market by collaborating with DP system makers. This helps them support modern ships that are more automated and eco-friendly.

Kongsberg Maritime (Norway) , Wärtsilä (Finland) , GE Vernova (US) , ABB (Switzerland) , Sirehna (France), NAVIS (Russia), Rolls-Royce plc (UK), RH Marine Netherlands B.V. (Netherlands), Praxis Automation Technology B.V. (Netherlands), Japan Radio Co. (Japan), Royal IHC (Netherlands), Brunvoll AS (Norway) , Twin Disc, Inc. (US), AB Volvo Penta (Sweden), and L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (US) are the top companies in the dynamic positioning system market. To strengthen their position in the market, these companies have implemented various growth strategies, such as agreements, contracts, partnerships, and product launches/developments related to the market.

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Major Dynamic Positioning System Companies Include:

  • Kongsberg Maritime (Norway)
  • Wärtsilä (Finland)
  • GE Vernova (US)
  • ABB (Switzerland)
  • Sirehna (France)
  • NAVIS (Russia)
  • Rolls-Royce plc (UK)
  • RH Marine Netherlands B.V. (Netherlands)
  • Praxis Automation Technology B.V. (Netherlands)
  • Japan Radio Co. (Japan)
  • Royal IHC (Netherlands)
  • Brunvoll AS (Norway)
  • Twin Disc, Inc. (US)
  • AB Volvo Penta (Sweden)
  • L3Harris Technologies, Inc. (US)

Kongsberg Maritime (Norway)

Kongsberg Maritime, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kongsberg Group, is a technology partner to the global maritime industry, delivering systems and solutions for offshore support ships, fishing vessels, cruise ships, and other marine platforms. The company provides the technology, equipment, and services required for maritime operations in various environments, including Arctic waters, high-traffic ports, and challenging weather conditions. The business is organized into four divisions: Integration & Energy, Automation & Control, Propulsion & Handling, and Global Customer Support. The Automation & Control division manages automation and safety systems, bridge systems, and sensor solutions. It provides positioning, stabilization, & maneuvering systems under the bridge systems portfolio. These include DP systems, fin stabilizers, thruster control systems, propulsion control systems, and loading and stability systems. The systems are developed with attention to functional integration and a consistent user interface to support vessel navigation and control.

ABB (Switzerland)

ABB is a technology company specializing in electrification and automation. The company focuses on integrating engineering and digital technologies to support industrial operations across diverse sectors. It operates through four segments: Electrification, Motion, Process Automation, and Robotics & Discrete Automation. The Process Automation segment provides automation, electrification, and digital solutions for process, hybrid, and maritime industries. It supports the operation of large-scale industrial infrastructures across energy, water, materials, manufacturing, and transportation sectors. The segment’s offerings include control systems, software, measurement tools, and analytics services tailored to industry-specific requirements.

In the maritime industry, the Process Automation segment supplies vessel control systems such as ABB Ability Marine Pilot Control. This system supports vessel operations in different modes, including maneuvering, transit, and position-keeping. Designed for autonomous and remote-controlled settings, it enables control from a single operator station using a joystick and touchscreen. The system is compatible with DP systems up to Class 2 (DP2).

Wärtsilä (Finland)

Wärtsilä operates globally with a focus on the marine and energy industries, delivering systems and services related to power generation, propulsion, and vessel operations. The company has three segments: Energy, Marine, and Portfolio Business. The Marine segment supplies engines, propulsion systems, hybrid solutions, shaftline components, exhaust treatment systems, and digital systems for marine applications. It also delivers integrated powertrain systems and provides lifecycle services, upgrades, and operational support agreements. Under this segment, Wärtsilä develops DP systems and related sensors. These systems are used to maintain vessel position and heading. The company has developed multiple generations of DP systems, including the NACOS DP Platinum series, with applications across diverse vessels. These systems are supported through operator interface inputs and Wärtsilä’s global service infrastructure.

GE Vernova (US)

GE Vernova operates in the electric power industry, providing products and services for the generation, transmission, distribution, conversion, storage, and management of electricity. The company was established in 2024 following the consolidation and spin-off of General Electric’s energy-related businesses. It operates through three segments: Power, Wind, and Electrification. The Electrification segment includes grid solutions, power conversion, solar and storage systems, and electrification software. Power conversion covers motors, generators, control equipment, and drives used in marine, oil & gas, mining, rail, and other industries. The company delivers vessel automation and control systems through its power conversion business. Its DP systems, including SEAstream DP, allow vessels to maintain a set heading and position by using propulsion systems to counteract external forces such as wind and currents. These systems support operational control in maritime environments, including wind farm applications.

Brunvoll AS (Norway)

Brunvoll AS designs, manufactures, and supports systems for propulsion, positioning, and maneuvering of seagoing vessels. The company serves vessel designers, builders, operators, and owners across the maritime industry. Its operations focus on delivering propulsion solutions based on system function, operational requirements, and efficiency. Brunvoll’s product line includes BruCon dynamic positioning and joystick control systems, which manage thrusters, propulsion units, and rudders. The company develops positioning and voyage systems, as well as condition monitoring systems based on operational data. It continues to work on propulsion systems with gears and propellers, as well as propulsion using azimuth thrusters.

Market Ranking Analysis, 2024

The ranking of the top five DP system players in 2024 is based on a comprehensive analysis of their financial performance across various business segments, the breadth of their product portfolios, and the capabilities of individual products. The assessment also considers recent activities of these organizations, such as product innovations, geographic expansions, and technological advancements. These companies are ranked according to several criteria, including revenues generated from the sale of DP systems, the diversification and differentiation of their product offerings, and strategic initiatives like partnerships, agreements, and collaborations aimed at strengthening their market presence. The market leaders have consistently introduced innovative technologies, expanded into new geographic areas, and maintained strong customer relationships.

Additionally, players with a robust presence in high-growth markets and a proactive approach to pioneering innovations in dynamic positioning technologies are better positioned in the competitive landscape. Their ability to meet diverse market demands, secure large-scale orders, and invest in research and development has further solidified their competitive stance. Dominance in strategically significant regions and the efficiency of their international distribution networks have also played crucial roles in shaping the current rankings.

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Dynamic Positioning System Market by Equipment Class (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3), System (Position Reference & Tracking, Thruster & Propulsion, Power Management, DP Control, Motion & Environment Sensor), Fit, Ship Type & Region - Global Forecast to 2030

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Dynamic Positioning System Market Size,  Share & Growth Report
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