7 May 2025

Torden Marine has been appointed by Wave International as its distributor for Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro. 

Torden Marine is a supplier of high-quality marine products and services to the commercial and leisure marine sector through its main offices based in Slovenia and Croatia.  The company has warehousing located in Croatia, enabling fast supplies to its customers in their region.  As well as attending events such as the Belgrade Boat Show in person, Torden Marine uses locally-appointed agents to support its customers in Montenegro and Serbia.

“Torden Marine was the natural choice of distributor to work with Wave International covering the diverse market opportunities within Croatia, Slovenia and Monte Negro,” says Wave International’s Sales and Marketing Manager Mark Luffingham. “They already represent a number of world-leading brands and have an outstanding reputation for excellent support and service.  Torden understand the needs of the marketplace in each country.  In Montenegro, for example, there is a sizeable mega yacht market, whilst in Serbia the demand is more focussed on eliminating pollution from river boats operating on the Danube river.  Croatia, with an extensive charter fleet, is a country which is taking its responsibility regarding preventing marine pollution seriously, understanding the need to protect its waters and coastline as a tourist and holiday destination, as well as for those commercial and work boats in the region.”  

The products handled by Torden Marine include Wavestream bilge filters, suitable for leisure yachts and workboats, through to the fully integrated Wavebrite SMART and IMO-approved Wave MiniBOSS. “We specialise in filter products which are designed to fit all sizes of vessels and help ensure cleaner oceans and waterways, an important factor anywhere in the world,” Mark continues. 

Miran Grom of Torden Marine says: “We are delighted to be appointed as distributors for this extensive area within the Balkan region.  There is a lot of opportunity to increase the message about preventing overboard pollution, as well as supplying to vessels which are legislated to carry these products.”