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Postiglione

Italy

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What Postiglione does.

Postiglione is a Cantiere Navale with a long history since 1889. The firm is based in Baia near Napoli and features a modern structure for the refitting and maintenance of yachts and ship fittings. Specifically, Postiglione offers the restyling of old boats, high-quality Rimessaggio in dry dock, carpentry, as well as mechanical services. A concrete example is the successful restoration of the historical yacht "Grazia II". The company has a capital of 500,000 Euro and is registered under the firm name Basilio Postiglione Srl.

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