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London, United Arab Emirates
The UK's leading ports group, ABP owns and operates 21 ports all around the UK and handles approximately a quarter of the country's seaborne trade. Its ports are: Ayr, Barrow, Barry, Cardiff, Fleetwood, Garston, Goole, Grimsby, Hull, Immingham, Ipswich, King's Lynn, Lowestoft, Newport, Plymouth, Port Talbot, Silloth, Southampton, Swansea, Teignmouth and Troon. ABP also has a property division which is responsible for managing the Group's extensive land and property assets. Issues relating to land that is used for port operations may involve anything from managing tenancy agreements to renegotiating leases, or providing expert advice on property-related matters when a disposal or acquisition is being considered. In addition, ABP's property division negotiates and manages the disposal of land and property that has been identified as non-core to the ongoing ports and transport business, adding value by securing alternative planning consents and infrastructure where appropriate.
Stroobos, Netherlands
Shipbuilders in the North of the Netherlands. Chooses specialization instead of standardization.
Visakhapatnam, India
The Dredging Corporation of India (DCI), a Government of India enterprise, was established in 1976. The government has a stake of 98.56 per cent in the company. DCI is engaged in the activities of capital & maintenance dredging for the creation of new harbours, deepening of existing harbours and maintenance of draught navigation channels at various major & minor ports, desiltation for lakes, ponds reservoirs and inland channels. The company owns a fleet of 10 dredgers. DCI provides integrated dredging services to the major and minor ports of the country and abroad. DCI has been awarded "mini ratna" status by the Government of India thereby empowering it with enhanced autonomy with regard to capital expenditure, establishment of joint ventures, overseas offices and technology alliance. The turnover of company for FY1999-2000 is around Rs. 3,320 million.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The largest ship repair yard in the Middle East. Three large graving docks, each capable of taking a ULCC. A 15000 Tonne-lift floating dock, built in-house. New building of small vessels including tugs, dredgers, crew-boats, pontoons. Conversions & major upgrades, FSO's, FPSO's, Length changes, cargo handling systems. Approx. 40% of world VLCC's use Dubai Drydocks
Vigo,, Spain
fishing vessels, ro-ro, containers, chemical tankers, hydrographic vessels, dredgers, tugs, etc.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Ship sale brokers based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil since 1987, acting worldwide on the sale of ships of all types. Over 10,000 ships for sale in their web site: www.frankshipbrokers.com
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Radio Holland Marine was founded in 1916 by a number of leading Dutch shipping companies with the purpose of installing, maintaining and operating maritime radio stations. In the years to follow the company acquired a world-wide reputation as a maritime electronics specialist. Today Radio Holland Marine is a leading system house specialising in innovative, efficient, and functional solutions in the field of satellite- and radio communication, automation, observation and navigation systems. We supply, integrate and install high-quality sophisticated on-board electronic equipment for the benefit of deep-sea navigation, the offshore industry, fishing industry, coastal and inland shipping, but also for dredgers, survey- and research vessels and mega yachts. Radio Holland Marine acts as a consultant in the field of overall on-board electronic infrastructure. A complete range of quality products from well-established manufacturers allows us to offer every customer tailor-made solutions varying from supply and installation to engineering, project management, shore-based maintenance, traffic accounting and training. In addition we offer fast and reliable service through a world-wide network of subsidiaries and branches along the international shipping routes.
Hansweert, Zeelaand, Netherlands
Privately owned Ship(repair)yard located in the Southwest of The Netherlands. Appr. 65 staff of different skills, such as shipbuilders, engineers, fitters, welders, electricians, design (small) department, own machineshop. 2 Flaoting docks 1x 80x14.8 meter 1x 110x14,8 meter 1 Repair quay 100 meter