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Cmaships

Romania

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Cmaships is a subsidiary of the CMA CGM Group and manage over 400 ships. The company offers career opportunities both on board and ashore worldwide. The enterprise oversees various ship and yard types, including more than 350 vessels for international trading lines. Cmaships is known for its high safety standards and modern technology, which contribute to achieving a safe working environment. The company has not explicitly stated its founding date but was brought into the CMA CGM Group in 2017. With over 13,000 seafarers on board its ships, Cmaships is one of the largest employers on the global shipping market.

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