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NES Inc.

South Korea

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NES Inc. is a South Korean company specializing in the production and installation of industrial equipment and energy equipment. The company operates two factories in Gimhae-si, Gyeongsangnam-do: the main office and the first production site are located at 7-45, Inje-ro 611beon-gil, while the second location is situated at 57, Myeongdongsandanan-gil. NES Inc. can be reached via telephone number +82 55 903 0880 and email address nes@neskorea.co.kr. The company is registered under firm number 615-81-88675.

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