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KOKUSAI CABLE SHIP COMPANY LIMITED (KCS)

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KOKUSAI CABLE SHIP COMPANY LIMITED (KCS) provides solutions for submarine cable construction, submarine cable maintenance, ocean engineering, and universal joints. The company operates cable ships and ROVs to service submarine cable networks. KCS specializes in using brands such as KDDI Cable Infinity, KDDI Ocean Link, MARCAS-IV, and PLOW-II. Founded in 2026, KCS has a history of 60 years. The company offers training and evaluation services for universal joints and has received formal certification from the UJ Consortium. KCS operates in areas related to cable landing stations and submarine cable networks.

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