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C.A.R.M.

Lavagna, Italy

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C.A.R.M. was founded in 1960 in Lavagna, Italy, and has specialized in the refitting of yachts and sailing ships. The company oversees various ship and dock types, including yachts, wooden or sailboat materials, as well as metal vessels. C.A.R.M. offers comprehensive repair and renovation services, including structural renewals, engine and onboard equipment interventions, interior restoration, and painting up to 40 meters in length. The firm has a capital entry of 20,000 Euro and employs qualified specialists in different departments such as mechanics, electronics, wood and wallpaper work, and ship handling equipment.

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