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Danish Maritime Service

Copenhagen, Denmark

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Danish Maritime Service specializes in shipbroking, including the sale and purchase of vessels and contracting newbuildings, with a focus on chartering ferries and ro-ro vessels. They also offer towage and shipyard agency services. FRILØW SHIPSALE ApS, a fully independent shipbroking company based in Copenhagen, Denmark, was founded in 1983 by Knud Friløw and provides ship valuation services. The company has been operating in the maritime industry for over 40 years.

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