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Fønix Boats As

His, Norway

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Fønix Boats AS is redefining leisure boating by introducing a new type of boat that blends the elegance of a day cruiser with the capabilities of a sports utility craft. The company aims to provide a vessel abundantly equipped for various recreational sea activities throughout the year. Founded through a dream of creating a boat that meets all needs and wishes, Fønix Boats AS has developed a hybrid craft designed for demanding conditions. The company's focus is on leisure boating, and it has no information about specific services, products, or operating areas beyond this new boat type.

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