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idD Portugal Defence

Almada, Portugal

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idD Portugal Defence, formerly known as Arsenal do Alfeite S.A., is an excellence shipyard with decades of experience in naval construction, repair, and maintenance. The company specializes in maintaining military units, commercial vessels, and provides specialized industrial maintenance services. Located in Almada, Base Naval de Lisboa, 2810-001, the estaleiro has been active since at least 2025, as evidenced by a new partnership with FCT NOVA. The company participated in various events such as the 9th Edition of ATEC Business Fair and educational visits from students of Ghent University and ISEL.

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