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울산항만공사

남구, South Korea

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ULSAN PORT AUTHORITY is a key player in the Korean maritime industry, focusing on high-value logistics and serving as a hub for energy logistics. The company operates in Ulsan Harbor, contributing to the growth of its customers and promoting the development of a green energy logistics hub. Established in 2023, ULSAN PORT AUTHORITY provides efficient port services through systems like PortWise and maintains an open communication platform with stakeholders. The organization is involved in tender information and business support for small and medium-sized enterprises, ensuring transparency and efficiency in operations.

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