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Croatian Register of Shipping

Split, Croatia

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Croatian Register of Shipping (CRS) provides ship surveys, certification of materials and components, and industrial and offshore surveys. The company also offers management system certification and supports safe vessel construction and operations. CRS specializes in newbuildings for cruisers and yachts, working closely with clients to provide design and building assistance. They recently completed the class transfer of vessels ZOYA S and GALINA S built in 2025. CRS is headquartered in Split, Croatia, at Marasovića 67, 21000 Split. The company was involved in delivering the vessel EMERALD KAIA on February 26, 2026.

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