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Limassol Shipyard

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What Limassol Shipyard does.

Limassol Shipyard, also known as "Karnagia," is a long-standing company in Limassol that has been offering yacht repairs and other ship services since over 50 years. The services include towing, ship repair, mechanical repairs, wood shipbuilding, and various other services such as dry docking, hoisting out, launching in, and pressure washing. The focus is on yachts, but other ship or vessel types are also handled. The firm Iraklis Kyriakou & Son is responsible for the quality of the services. Limassol Shipyard provides diving services for underwater inspections and repairs to prevent dry docking. The company has its main office in Cyprus and was founded in 1973.

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