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Lithuania

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What Litana does.

Litana is a group of companies with over 30 years of experience and over 1,700 qualified professionals in seven countries. They build steel structures, glass products, design and install hoist systems and shipbuilding and repair services. Litana is one of the largest shipbuilding reinforcement providers in Europe and has participated in the construction of large cruise ships with 40% of the ship's hull plates, 30% of the piping equipment, and 20% of the painting works. They are committed to sustainability and innovation, and have been producing since the beginning of 2026 with 100% renewable energy.

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