A total of 186 services to vessels carrying 2.6 million tonnes of potentially polluting cargo and fuel were carried out in 2022 clearly showing the critical role of professional salvors in protecting the marine environment. The environmental benefit of the marine salvage industry comes from the only published source of information: the ISU's annual survey which was presented recently.

On 3 July 2023, Tsavliris celebrated the 50th anniversary of Mr Stavros Perdikaris working for the Group. Mr Perdikaris serves as Financial Director for the company, a challenging and demanding position he holds successfully for decades.

Following the highest international standards, Tsavliris Salvage obtained proudly the certification: ISO 22301 by AXIA CERT LTD for Business Continuity Management. The new certification now serves to further strengthen Tsavliris management systems.
Additionally, Tsavliris renewed successfully the ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 by Bureau Veritas, with a record of zero incidents at sea and marine pollution:

Tsavliris Salvage received the "Green & Environmental Award" during the prestigious event "Maria Callas Awards 2023" in Monte Carlo on 12 May 2023. Andreas A. Tsavliris represented the company and received the Award from His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco.

On 26 April 2023, the Motor Vessel "HIMALAYA" (GT 1,523 – DWT 2,583), in ballast, experienced engine failure and sheltered/dropped anchor in the area of Kardamyli/Stoupa, Greece. On 28 April 2023, Tsavliris despatched their T/B "HERMES" (BHP 2,725 – BP 41) from her salvage station in Patras Port, to the assistance of the casualty.