Corporate Body

Orbital Engine Company (OEC) (1973 - )

From
1973
Balcatta, Western Australia, Australia
Functions
Motor industry, Engineering Industry and Manufacturing industry
Website
http://www.orbeng.com.au/
Location
Balcatta, Western Australia

Summary

The Orbital Engine Company was officially established in 1973. "Orbital Corporation Limited is an international developer of engine and related technologies. The company provides research, design, development and testing services to many of the world's powertrain producers, regulatory authorities and research institutions."

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