Bodursan Marine Agency Services was founded in 1986 by Mr. Yüksel Bodur, a highly experienced professional in the Turkish maritime industry. Headquartered in Tuzla, Istanbul, the company has earned a strong reputation for delivering reliable, fast, and cost-effective maritime solutions to shipowners, operators, and managers worldwide.

With decades of hands-on experience, Bodursan provides integrated services including ship chandling and technical supply, port agency services, ship repair and maintenance, deck machinery manufacturing and repair, technical services and emergency repairs, consultancy and supervision, as well as ship brokering covering newbuildings, second-hand sales, conversions, and demolition projects. The company specializes in the manufacturing, overhaul, and on-site repair of deck equipment such as cranes, winches, windlasses, mooring systems, hatch cover components, and cable drums.

Operating extensively in Tuzla, Yalova, and the Bosphorus Strait, Bodursan benefits from a strong operational network that enables efficient management of time-critical and complex operations. Dry-docking coordination, steel works, welding, mechanical repairs, and the supply of new and reconditioned spare parts are among the company’s core competencies.

Committed to quality, safety, transparency, and operational continuity, Bodursan Marine Agency Services focuses on building long-term partnerships based on trust and performance. Delivering excellence, on time and within budget. Through a flexible and solution-oriented approach, the company supports vessels during port calls, anchorage operations, and voyage-critical periods, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum efficiency. Bodursan combines technical expertise with practical field experience, offering tailored solutions that meet international standards while adapting to the specific requirements of each project. With a customer-focused mindset, the team remains available 24/7 respond to urgent operational needs.

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