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New Wescom Group marine and product videos launched
Wescom Group has launched two new marine videos showcasing our company, services, people and products. They are available on our website and our YouTube channel.…
Wescom Group make acquisition of Marine Rescue Technologies
World-leading emergency distress signal manufacturer Wescom Group has expanded its presence in the marine survival market with an exciting acquisition. UK-based personal locator beacon manufacturer…
Wescom Group to exhibit at METSTRADE 2022
15th - 17th November 2022
RAI Amsterdam Convention Centre
Wescom Group, the Comet manufacturer, are delighted to be inviting our partners, customers and colleagues to meet us at METSTRADE on stand 03:222, to be held…
Wescom Group to exhibit at METSTRADE 2022
Wescom Group are delighted to be inviting our partners, customers and colleagues to meet us at METSTRADE, to be held at the RAI Amsterdam Convention…
Wescom Group to exhibit at SMM Hamburg 2022
6th - 9th September 2022
SMM Hamburg
Wescom Group are delighted to be inviting our partners, customers and colleagues to meet us at SMM Hamburg, to be held at Hamburg Messe und Congress…
French sailor rescued after 16 hours thanks to flare
A French sailor, who survived for 16 hours in a small air pocket under his capsized boat, has been rescued after firing a flare. Laurent…
Sailors’ Society launches urgent welfare grant fund for seafarers
International maritime charity Sailors’ Society has set up a new fund to provide welfare grants for seafarers in urgent need. Demand for grant aid soared…
A film, book, and new adventure for Lia
Adventurer Lia Ditton, who is sponsored by Wescom, is planning a new solo world record rowing bid – as well as launching a new film…
Wescom’s new Marine Sales Director is ‘coming home’
Jonathan Hirsh, Wescom Signal and Rescue’s new Marine Sales Director, feels he is “coming home”. He started his career at BT Research developing software for…
Sailors’ Society helps release crew stranded on ship for two years
Four Indian sailors who spent two years stranded “like modern day slaves” on a ship in Mumbai in horrific conditions have finally gone home, thanks…
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