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Busan, South Korea

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Dongil Shipyard is a company located in Busan, South Korea, with its address at Wonyang-ro 391, Saha-gu. The services provided include shipbuilding, repairs, and modifications of cargo ships, passenger ships, chemical ships, and specialized ships. The company also builds passenger ships, tankers, and general cargo vessels. Dongil Shipyard offers satellite inspection systems and gas storage facilities. The company was founded in 1986 and is capable of managing a variety of ship types. No specific brands or manufacturers are mentioned, but the company works with various ship types. There are no certificates or classes mentioned in the text.

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