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Orams Marine

Auckland, New Zealand

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Orams Marine is the leading superyacht marina in the South Pacific and offers comprehensive repair and maintenance services. The company features a 90-meter Marina, an 820-ton Travellift, as well as a 600-ton Slipway and hardstand facilities. Orams Marine has been based in Auckland since 1987 and established itself as the dominant superyacht marina in the regional hub of the South Pacific. The firm is known for its innovative approach, qualified workforce, and comprehensive facilities. Orams Marine has carried out several award-winning repairs and is recommended by customers who travel to the Pacific.

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