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CELIKTRANS SHIPYARD

Istanbul, Turkey

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What CELIKTRANS SHIPYARD does.

CELIKTRANS SHIPYARD builds a variety of vessels including chemical tankers, bunker ships, cargo ships, tugboats, passenger ferries, fishing vessels, and live fish carriers. The company has been operating since 2014 and is known for its trustworthiness in the shipbuilding industry. CELIKTRANS SHIPYARD has showcased its construction process through a documentary film that highlights how new vessels are built at their facility. The gallery features photos of delivered ships, providing potential clients with a visual representation of their work.

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