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Teige Rederi As

Skjetten, Norway

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Teige Rederi As is part of the Teige Gruppen family-owned conglomerate, which operates in sectors including fishing, shipping, healthcare, agencies, and real estate. The company owns and operates MS Sunny Lady, a combined trawler and ringnet vessel for pelagic fishing. Founded over 100 years ago, Teige Rederi has its central functions relocated to a new headquarters in Hareid in 2026. In June 2026, MS Sunny Lady conducted offshore surveys for Aker BP and ConocoPhillips, contributing to environmental knowledge and future work offshore. The company employs approximately 200 people across various operations.

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