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Cule Marine acquires MarineXpress, Vibrastop

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Cule Marine is a manufacturer of NZ-made aluminium boat hatches. Directors Scott and Ursula Hanson have recently acquired two more businesses, MarineXpress and VibraStop, which they have integrated into their existing operation in West Auckland.

“We are excited by the opportunity these brands present. Five years ago, we purchased Cule with the intention of strengthening the brand of New Zealand-made boat hatches by investing in manufacturing, technology and strong customer relationships.

“We intend to bring the same gusto to MarineXpress and VibraStop and we look forward to offering a wide selection of high quality, fit-for-purpose products backed by friendly, local service.”

Customers have access to the full product range through retailers and boat builders. culemarine.co.nz or marinexpress.co.nz office@culemarine.co.nz ph 09 835 9706

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