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Ak Yakit Akaryakit Nakliyat

Turkey

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Ak Yakıt Akaryakit Nakliyat is part of the Ak Madencilik Grup, offering imported coal, domestic coal, fuel, and warehouse services. The company specializes in energy, mining, agriculture, and logistics sectors. They serve various types of vessels or plants but specific details are not provided. Their services include handling brands and manufacturers of coal and fuel. The company operates under certificates from recognized class societies but no specific names are given. Founded in 2006, Ak Yakıt has its headquarters in Turkey. As of the latest update, the company's website was last modified in 2026.

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