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Shipkon Sp. z o.o. is a ship repair and conversion company based in Szczecin, Poland, founded in 2007. The company offers a wide range of services including steel works, conversions, damaged hull repairs, surface treatment work, mechanical services, hydraulic services, electrical services, and voyage repairs. Shipkon also provides manpower supply to customers worldwide for work at their facilities. The company has been operating in the ship repair and shipbuilding industry for over ten years and has a NIP number of PL 851-28-38-288.

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