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Meiun Kisen Yk

Japan

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Meiun Kisen Yk, founded in 1972, operates with 16 employees and has a capital of 6 million yen. The company specializes in shipping and currently owns two vessels: the Mingyun and the Mingyun GT. Its founding vessel, the Eighth Myojin Maru, was purchased in 1973 and later sold in 1994. The company has a long history of managing various ships, including the Third Mingyun Maru, Eighth Tai Shan Maru, and Mingyun. Meiun Kisen Yk has established partnerships with several companies such as Daiou Kisen, Yamano Shipbuilding, and IHI Power Systems. The company is based in Nakauchi, Naka Ward, Imabari, Ehime, Japan.

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