Marine Expo: Al Shaali unveils the Magellan 32

Feb 10, 2024, 12:37 PM
The newly introduced 30-foot multipurpose excursion launch is fit for all markets. -- Photo: Adhadhu

The newly introduced 30-foot multipurpose excursion launch is fit for all markets. -- Photo: Adhadhu

Al Shaali Marine Maldives has unveiled its latest product, the Magellan 32, at the Maldives Marine Expo which began at Hulhumale' Central Park on Thursday.

Ismail Shareef, Operations Manager of Al Shaali Marine, said the Magellan 32 will be displayed at the expo until February 11.

The newly introduced 30-foot multipurpose excursion launch is fit for all markets.

"During the expo, the launch can be purchased for MVR 1.5 million including two engines and other equipment. The price of the hull is MVR 500,000," Shareef said.

Illustration: Al Shaali Marine Maldives
Illustration: Al Shaali Marine Maldives

Illustration: Al Shaali Marine Maldives

Shareef said the company will offer good payment plans to those interested in purchasing.

In recent years, Al Shaali has launched fiberglass boats, dinghies from eight to 17 feet and speedboats of 21, 24, 34, 36, 37 and 50 feet.

Al Shaali Marine Maldives is a joint venture between Coastline Investments Pvt Ltd of Maldives and Al Shaali Marine Dubai of the UAE.

Al Shaali's parent company began operations in 1979 and is a leading manufacturer of fiberglass boats and yachts in the Middle East.

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