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Nagasa Marine Surveyors

Cadiz, Spain

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Nagasa Marine Surveyors is a private Spanish firm founded in 1982 in Cadiz by business partners and specializes exclusively in P&I correspondence as well as marine and freight vessel surveys. The company offers services such as lashing of large cargo, major sea towing assignments, ship and freight damage, loss assessments, and repair estimates. Nagasa has more than 22,000 reports on various accident and damage cases and has established a name for itself in recent decades. The firm's locations are in Cadiz, Algeciras, Sevilla, and Huelva. Nagasa is correspondent for more than 25 P&I clubs and insurance companies such as The Britannia Steam Ship Ins. Assoc. Ltd., The West of England Ship Owner’s Mutual Ins. Assoc., and MS Amlin Marine N.V.

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