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NAFTEMPORIKI MEDIA GROUP

Greece

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What NAFTEMPORIKI MEDIA GROUP does.

NAFTEMPORIKI MEDIA GROUP is a Greek media firm specializing in the provision of news from Greece and the globe. The company offers current economic news, stock quotes, and financial data. It also covers topics such as Nautik, business, politics, society, and culture. NAFTEMPORIKIMEDIA GROUP is not directly involved with ships or installations but focuses on news transmission and analysis. The exact founding year of the firm is not mentioned in the given text, nor is its size in terms of employees or turnover.

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