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Millenium Sas

Pianventena, Italy

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What Millenium Sas does.

Millennium Sas Di Match Point Srl, with its seat in San Giovanni In Marignano (RN), Italy, offers services in shipbuilding and plant construction. The company deals with the assembly and installation of ship and plant drives. Specialized areas include work with brands and manufacturers like Wartsila and MAN. Millennium Sas possesses certificates and classes from Lloyd's Register and Det Norske Veritas. Services include deployment in various fields, including coastal and sea vessels. The firm was founded in the year 2019 and has since specialized in the assembly and installation of drive systems.

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