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Eos Shipbroker

Umea, Sweden

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What Eos Shipbroker does.

EOS Shipbroker is a Swedish firm specializing in the sales brokerage of ships and equipment. The company particularly offers smaller vessels including fishing boats like the B248 with a length of 11,97 meters and engine power of 180 PS. EOS also manages larger Pelagis netters such as the T431 with a length of 38,60 meters and engine power of 1600 PS. The firm has ships from various manufacturers like Iveco, MAK, and Volvo Penta. Recently, the ship G155 with a power of 91 PS was offered for sale. EOS Shipbroker was not explicitly provided with a founding year but they have supplied a broad range of vessels and equipment in different conditions and prices.

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