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Sangiorgio Marine

Genova, Italy

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What Sangiorgio Marine does.

Sangiorgio Marine is an Italian company with its headquarters in Genoa, operating since 2016 (based on information from the contact address). The company builds renowned racing and fast cruise ships from high-quality materials and possesses advanced construction methods. It also offers modifications and repairs, where its location directly at the port of Genoa provides a significant advantage. Sangiorgio Marine collaborates with renowned shipyards such as Alinghi's Boat One and Southern Wind 100′ Grillo Parlante. The company is certified and has a comprehensive network of suppliers that strengthens its strategic position.

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