ATL OFFSHORE GMBH & CO., ISLE OF AMRUM KG

ATL OFFSHORE GMBH & CO., ISLE OF AMRUM KG is not widely recognized in standard business databases or public corporate registries as of my last update in October 2023. Without access to specific and updated business directories or proprietary databases, it is challenging to provide detailed information about this company.

The naming convention ("GMBH & CO. KG") suggests that it is a type of partnership common in Germany. Here's a breakdown of what the components likely signify:

GMBH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung): This translates to "Company with Limited Liability" in English. It's a common type of legal entity in Germany, akin to a "Ltd." or "LLC" in English-speaking countries.
& CO. KG (Kommanditgesellschaft): This stands for a limited partnership where one or more partners have limited liability (usually the GMBH in this case), and one or more partners have unlimited liability.

Given the name, "ISLE OF AMRUM KG," it might hint that the company's operations or business interests could be related to the Isle of Amrum, which is an island in the North Sea, belonging to Germany.

If you require detailed information about ATL OFFSHORE GMBH & CO., ISLE OF AMRUM KG, including its business activities, financial status, or key personnel, I would recommend consulting:

Official German business registries such as the Handelsregister.
Contacting a local chamber of commerce or trade association.
Using professional business information services like Dun & Bradstreet or a specialized maritime/offshore industry database if the company is involved in such sectors.

Always ensure to verify the credibility of sources and consider contacting the company directly if possible.

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