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PYMAR

Madrid, Spain

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What PYMAR does.

PYMAR is a company with 40 years of experience in Spanish shipbuilding and engineering. It promotes the interests of the industry and coordinates initiatives to promote the ship and plant building activities of private shipyards in Spain. PYMAR has an A rating from Fitch Ratings and has issued guarantees for the construction of 823 ships worth more than 4.900 million euros. The company is involved in the digitalization of shipbuilding and works on the development of new niches such as renewable energy, digitalization, sustainability, and education. PYMAR is a member of the Ministry for Industry, Trade and Tourism and has a board with representatives from important Spanish shipyards as well as the General Government and Autonomous Regions.

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