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What Caim does.

Caim Group is a company in the maritime sector with its headquarters in Singapore, offering a wide range of products and services. The company provides navigation technology, fire and security products, marine signage, safety and decoration banners, and electronic equipment for maritime use. Since 1957, Caim Group has been an International Admiralty Chart Agent, selling charts and publications of the UK Hydrographic Office and other leading manufacturers. Caim Group also offers the in-house ECDIS system NaviGate, used for navigation and displaying nautical data. The company supports various ship and agency types, including commercial yachts, luxury yachts, and leisure boats. Caim Group has offices worldwide and is certified in several brands such as UK Hydrographic Office and IMO MED.

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