About Oakley Shipping
## What Oakley Shipping does Oakley Shipping operates from the waterfront in Geelong and provides sale, lease and charter brokerage for commercial vessels. The business handles fishing boats, supply vessels, tugs and passenger/cruise vessels and offers brokerage services for licences and quota. It accepts enquiries for buying, selling, leasing or chartering commercial vessels and related licences.
## Who it helps Oakley Shipping works with both buyers and sellers, and with commercial operators seeking lease or charter arrangements. The firm also accepts enquiries from lending institutions and other stakeholders needing a market-value assessment or advice related to vessel transactions and licences.
## Consultancy, valuations and project services Services extend beyond transactions to include valuations, marine consultancy and project management for new construction projects. The brokerage provides market-value assessments and advisory input for owners, buyers and lenders. It also facilitates newbuilds by working with local and international builders and managing project elements on behalf of clients.
## Licence and quota brokerage The business acts as a broker for licences and quota, handling sales and leases of fishing licences and related permits. Licence and quota services are offered alongside vessel brokerage to support commercial fishing and passenger operations.
## How to make an enquiry and where it operates Oakley Shipping operates across Australia and the Pacific and maintains an office in Rippleside/Geelong that is open by appointment. Prospective clients may contact the brokerage by phone or email to discuss operational requirements, valuations, listings or project opportunities.
## Practical notes - Services explicitly cover commercial vessel types and licence/quota transactions. - Appointments are required for in-person visits at the Geelong waterfront office.
Services and expertise
- Other marine service
Service area: Australia & the Pacific
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