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Oxelosunds Hamn AB

Oxelosund, Sweden

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Oxelosunds Hamn AB is a port in Sweden that can accommodate the largest ships due to its 16.5 meters of water depth, offering one-hour docking, ice-free conditions year-round, and direct access to roads and railways. The company provides comprehensive logistics services including loading and unloading, storage, and handling of full or partial supply chains for various types of vessels. Oxelosunds Hamn has modern infrastructure with a new quay, upgraded machinery, and larger warehouses than ever before. Founded in 2026, the port aims to transform into future-proof sustainable logistics, serving customers from around the world.

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