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144\tKane Radonicich S.r.l.

Carpenedo, Italy

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What 144\tKane Radonicich S.r.l. does.

144 Kane Radonicich S.r.l. is a firm with its headquarters in Marghera, Venice (IT). It offers services such as Breakbulk services and Yachthelp. The company also acts as a General Agency and works with various ship types. The enterprise has not specified any particular brands or manufacturers it supports. There are no mentions of certificates or classes, but it is noted that they use Google Services. The firm was founded in the year 2014 and has a Business Owner Capital of 100,000 Euro.

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