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C N Alges

Algés, Portugal

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What C N Alges does.

C N Alges is an estuarian in Portugal, offering various services and products, including Capas and Velas, Naval Carpintaria, Electronic Electricity, Fibra Vidro & Gelcoat, Floaters, Mechanics, Proa Motors, Painting, Polishing, Rigging, Naval Serralharia, Mechanical Tornearia, and Watermaker. The company specializes in ships and installations of various types and works with different brands and manufacturers. It has certificates and classes that confirm its quality standards. C N Alges is headquartered in Algés, Portugal, and was not explicitly given a founding year. The company employs multiple staff and offers services for the Centro Náutico de Algés.

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