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Stadservice As

Raudeberg, Norway

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Stadservice As, known as Stadyard, has over 100 years of experience in shipbuilding and operates from a modern, efficient yard in Raudeberg, Norway. The company offers a wide range of services including the construction of vessels that transcend mere function through craftsmanship and precision. Founded in 1923 under the name Blaalid, Stadyard has maintained sustainable values for its customers, employees, and local environment while adapting to the demands of modern shipping. Each project at Stadyard is unique in size and complexity, reflecting their dedication to maritime excellence. The company emphasizes safety and sustainability in all operations, ensuring thoughtful navigation and consideration of all factors.

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