ALFONS HAKANS AS, FINNISH BRANCH

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Alfons Håkans AS is a well-established marine services company, and it also operates under its Finnish branch. Here are the key details about the company and its activities:

  1. Overview:

    • Alfons Håkans AS has a significant presence in the maritime industry, particularly in the regions of the Baltic Sea.
    • The Finnish branch is an integral part of the company's operations across the Nordics.
  2. Services:

    • Towage Services: They provide tugboat services, playing a critical role in assisting large vessels with maneuvering, docking, and undocking operations in harbors and ports.
    • Ice-breaking: Essential for maintaining navigable routes during harsh winter conditions in the Baltic Sea.
    • Salvage Operations: Offering prompt and efficient rescue operations for vessels in distress.
    • Escort Services: Ensures the safe transit of ships in challenging conditions or areas with heavy maritime traffic.
    • Offshore Services: Support for offshore installations and operations.
  3. Operations:

    • Their operations extend across the Finnish coast as well as other parts of the Baltic region, encompassing various ports and shipping routes.
    • They utilize a modern fleet of tugs and specialized vessels tailored for the diverse needs of maritime operations in their service areas.
  4. Commitment:

    • Alfons Håkans AS is committed to safety, efficiency, and environmental sustainability in all its undertakings.
    • They adhere to high standards of service to ensure the safety of maritime navigation and protection of marine environments.
  5. History:

    • The company has a rich history and tradition in maritime services, with years of expertise that contribute to its reputation as a reliable service provider.

Through its comprehensive range of services and strong operational footprint, Alfons Håkans AS, including its Finnish branch, remains a critical player in Baltic maritime operations.

Ships

FRAM

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

PROTECTOR

Tug Salvage | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

PANDA

Barge | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

KRAFT

Tug & Ice Breaker | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

HECTOR

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

SCANBARGE

Barge | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

ZEUS

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: HELSINKI

PORIN KARHU

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: PORI

APOLLON

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

ARTEMIS

Tug | Flag: Finland | Port: TURKU

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