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あいえす造船株式会社 本社工場

Yoshiumicho Honjo, Japan

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Ai-esu Shipbuilding is part of the Imabari Shipbuilding group and specializes in constructing bulk carrier ships with a cargo weight tonnage capacity of 40,000 tons. The company has recently completed three such vessels: 'EVAGELIA', 'SIETE GLORIAS', and 'SANNOMINE'. Ai-esu Shipbuilding operates from its location in Yoshikai-cho, Minato, Ehime Prefecture, Japan, with the postal code 794-2112. The company was founded as part of the larger Imabari Shipbuilding group. It can be noted that Ai-esu Shipbuilding has a strong focus on constructing large bulk carrier ships for international trade.

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