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GLYDUS

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GLYDUS is a manufacturer of power-assisted and hydraulic boat steering systems for outboards and inboards, available in over 70 countries including the USA, United Kingdom, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, Australia, South Africa, Poland, Norway, Maldives, Philippines, and many others. The company offers high-performance servometer-supported and hydraulic steering solutions. GLYDUS has a global presence with more than 70 distribution partners. Founded by GMG Technotrades Pvt. Ltd., the company was established in 2026 and provides top-quality boat steering systems to customers worldwide.

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