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Atollvic

Couso (Meira), Spain

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Atollvic is a company in the field of Yachtmaintenance and Superyacht-Repairs in the northern Spanish region of Vigo. The enterprise features modern sheds with an area of 14,000 square meters to carry out repairs, maintenance, and realignment of ships up to 75 meters in length. Atollvic is part of the Vicalsa Maritime & Industrial Groups, which has been active since 1973 and offers professional shipbuilding capabilities. The company employs 170 staff members and has a turnover of 21 million Euros. Atollvic specializes in the repair and maintenance of metal ships and aluminum yachts, including special constructions.

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