Unfurling the Sail of a Remarkable Partnership: Ingot Foundry Marine Engineering and Maritimo

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In the heart of the marine industry, a profound and enduring relationship has been established, creating ripples that extend far beyond the Australian coastline. This partnership, rooted in trust, mutual respect, and unyielding commitment to quality, is between none other than Ingot Foundry Marine Engineering and Maritimo, a relationship that dates back more than 15 years.



#IngotFME #Maritimo #UnderwaterGear #MarineEngineering #AustralianMade

Ingot FME, an entirely Australian-owned entity, stands as a paragon of excellence in the industry, with our top-tier marine engineering products and solutions. Working in unison with Maritimo, we've been integral to their continued success, crafting the crucial underwater gear for their vast range of vessels, from the elegant M48 to the latest and greatest M75.

#CraftingExcellence #MarineIndustry

Operating from our Brisbane-based workshop, Ingot FME has been engaged in sand casting Rudders, Tillers, Skegs, and other essential components. These components play a crucial role in upholding Maritimo's commitment to quality and performance in their extensive range of yachts. Ingot FME are the unseen heroes, the vital components working beneath the surface to ensure smooth and efficient navigation, even in the toughest of seas.

Our shared journey is paved with continuous improvement and innovation. Maritimo's amazing vessels are a testament to the craftsmanship and quality materials provided by Ingot FME, all underscored by a deep commitment to promoting local businesses. We stand proudly as a beacon of the Australian industry's potential, fostering growth and excellence within our shores.

#SupportLocalBusiness #AustralianOwned

This collaboration goes beyond merely a business transaction; it's a profound partnership that has proven to be mutually beneficial. Together, we've contributed to boosting the local economy, creating job opportunities, and enhancing the local skills base in marine engineering. We are profoundly grateful to Maritimo for their faith in local enterprises, and we celebrate their unwavering support for Australian products.


Looking ahead, we are deeply committed to strengthening our bond with Maritimo, as we continue to produce top-quality components for their amazing vessels. We salute their steadfast dedication to quality and their continued support for Australian businesses. This relationship exemplifies the power of collaboration and the remarkable things that can be achieved when companies come together to support local industries.

#BuildingTogether #MaritimoVessels

As we cast our eyes towards the horizon, we at Ingot FME can't help but feel a profound sense of pride in what we have achieved and an equally strong sense of anticipation for what lies ahead. As Maritimo continues to produce their remarkable vessels, we will be there, casting and crafting the best quality components.

Here's to another 15 years of working together, driving the marine industry forward, and navigating towards a future of continued excellence and mutual growth.

#NavigatingFuture #MarineEngineeringExcellence

Location: Hemmant QLD 4174, Australia

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