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GS MARINE VALVE & SHIP SUPPLY

Turkey

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What GS MARINE VALVE & SHIP SUPPLY does.

GS Marine, with 20 years of business experience and a wide range of customers, offers specialized services in ship doors. The company boasts a young and dynamic team focused on improving structure and work life. GS Marine provides planning and installation services as well as individual solutions for customers. They guarantee fast deliveries and high quality. The firm currently has 180 active customers, more than 20 years of business experience, and more than five international offices worldwide. GS Marine is involved in deck and cabin storage, machinery and electrical maintenance services, as well as security services.

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