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Eldib Pandi

Peru

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Eldib Pandi is a Peruvian company with its headquarters in Alexandria, Egypt, and has additional locations in Port Said, Cairo, and Suez. The company offers marine insurance and survey services as well as non-marine consulting services. It specializes in handling claims for losses, personal injuries, environmental pollution, collisions with fixed or mobile objects, and other complex issues. Eldib Pandi is independent and distributes important international H&M and P&I clubs in Egypt. The company was not explicitly founded with a founding year, but it manages various ship and equipment types and has a broad network through its branches.

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