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Ship Constructors Ltd

Whangarei, New ZealandUpdated Feb 2008

Ship Constructors Ltd is a company based in Whangarei, New Zealand, presumably involved in ship construction or related maritime services.

Ship Repair Yard

Varna,, BulgariaUpdated Jan 2002

"WE OFFER MORE THAN REPAIR - WE OFFER RELIABILITY" THE SHIP REPAIR YARD IS EQUIPPED WITH TWO FLOATING DOCKS,THREE RAIL SLIPWAYS, TWO QUAYS AND TWO FLOATING PIERS WITH CRANES.

Simek A/S

Flekkefjord,, NorwayUpdated Feb 2008

Simek A/S is a Norwegian company specializing in shipbuilding, focusing on both modern and historical maritime construction and restoration.

Steel and Engine Products Limited (STENPRO)

Liverpool,, Nova Scotia,, CanadaUpdated May 2026
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Irving Shipbuilding is a leading Canadian shipbuilding company specializing in naval combatant fleet construction and shipyard modernization under the National Shipbuilding Strategy.

TANDANOR - Talleres Navales Darsena Norte

Capital Federal, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaUpdated Oct 2000

TANDANOR - Talleres Navales Darsena Norte is an Argentine shipyard specializing in ship repair, maintenance, and construction services located in Capital Federal.

Timothy Graul Marine Design & Surveys

Sturgeon Bay, WI, United StatesUpdated Jan 2005

Timothy Graul Marine Design & Surveys is a reputable marine design and surveying company based in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, specializing in naval architecture and marine consulting since 1981.

Verreault Navigation inc.

Les Mechins, QC, CanadaUpdated Apr 2005

Verreault Navigation Inc., founded in 1956 and based in Les Méchins, Quebec, is a prominent maritime company in Canada specializing in ship repair, conversion, construction, and dredging services.

Volkswerft Stralsund GmbH

GermanyUpdated Jun 2000
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Volkswerft Stralsund GmbH is a historic shipbuilding company in Stralsund, Germany, documenting decades of shipbuilding heritage and serving maritime industry interests.