Brødrene Klovning Shipping AS

Ship Owners

Brødrene Klovning Shipping AS is a privately-owned shipping company based in Norway. Its name translates to "Brothers Klovning Shipping" in English, indicating that the company may have been founded or is managed by members of the Klovning family. Typically, such companies are involved in various maritime activities, including the transportation of goods, offshore supply services, and other types of vessel operations.

While details about specific operations, fleet size, and the scope of their services might vary, companies like Brødrene Klovning Shipping AS often focus on niche markets or specialized maritime services. Given Norway's rich maritime heritage and strong shipping industry, Brødrene Klovning Shipping AS is likely to have a solid background in navigating challenging maritime conditions, given the country's extensive coastline and the demanding North Sea environment.

For the most accurate and detailed information, checking the company's official website or contacting them directly would be recommended. They would provide specifics about their fleet, the services they offer, their history, and possibly their future plans.

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Tanker for Chemicals & Oil Products | Flag: Norway | Port: HAUGESUND

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