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ASENAV

Santiago, Chile

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ASENAV is a Chilean shipyard with over 50 years of experience in naval innovation. Located in Valdivia, Region of Los Ríos, and Santiago, the company has designed more than 113 ships and completed over 122 projects. ASENAV specializes in designing and constructing diverse vessels that meet international standards. The company's portfolio includes various types of ships such as those for Maersk Supply Service, Antarctica21, Cruceros Australis, and Pelee Islander II. With a strong commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability, ASENAV has been recognized for delivering reliable and durable maritime solutions. Founded in 1983, the company continues to be a leader in the Chilean shipbuilding industry.

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