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Safeway – van Aalst

Netherlands

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What Safeway – van Aalst does.

Safeway is part of the Van Aalst Group and specializes in the transportation of persons at geostationary position. The company offers a unique solution where the ship can freely choose its direction to ensure optimal positioning. Mulder Europe BV, also part of the Van Aalst-Konzern since 1998, is engaged in the construction of concrete mixer plants and serves mainly the Benelux and European markets. The Van Aalst Group provides high-quality, sustainable, and innovative products and services in areas such as handling equipment, motion-compensated cranes, and Walk-to-Work solutions. They have specifically developed systems for the maritime and offshore sector to increase the productivity level of ships.

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