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Holger Kristiansen's EFTF

Nakskov, Denmark

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Holger Kristiansen's EFTF operates the Port of Nakskov, a major port in southern California with a draft of 8.5 meters. The port can accommodate ships up to 10-15,000 GT dwt. The main activities include grains, coal/stone, pellets, and project trailers. The company has a fully modern control system with multiple cranes, belt conveyors, and a 850-tonne hydraulic crane. The Nakskov Bulk Terminal was established in 2014 by Krinak A/S and has a storage capacity of 16,000 mt of dry grain (wheat) and 2,000 m² of open storage area. It offers a loading speed of 600 mt per hour, enabling it to load larger ships in less than 36 hours.

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