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Kokusai Cable

Tokyo, Japan

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What Kokusai Cable does.

Kokusai Cable, also known as KCS, provides solutions for submarine cable construction, maintenance, marine engineering, and universal joints. The company operates with vessels and ROVs (remotely operated vehicles) to service submarine cables and offers brands like KDDI OceanLink, MARCAS-IV, and PLOW-II. They have a training school for universal joints and are involved in connection evaluations. Founded in Japan, the company has been active since its establishment and focuses on disaster preparedness and SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals).

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