Compagnie Maritime Nantaise

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Compagnie Maritime Nantaise, also known as MN, is a French shipping company based in Nantes, France. Established in 1931, the company specializes in various maritime activities including the transportation of cargo, maritime logistics services, and fleet management. Over the years, MN has developed a strong reputation for its expertise in operating specialized vessels, such as ro-ro (roll-on/roll-off) ships, military supply ships, and cable-laying ships.

Here's a brief overview of their key activities:

Cargo Transportation: MN operates a fleet of modern vessels designed for the transportation of diverse types of cargo. They are particularly known for their ro-ro services, which facilitate the easy loading and unloading of wheeled cargo such as cars, trucks, and heavy machinery.

Maritime Logistics: The company provides comprehensive logistics services, including end-to-end supply chain management. This includes the planning, implementation, and management of transportation and storage operations for various industries.

Fleet Management: MN offers fleet management services, ensuring that vessels are operated safely and efficiently. This includes maintenance, regulatory compliance, crew management, and other operational aspects necessary for the smooth running of maritime operations.

Special Projects: MN has expertise in handling special maritime projects that require unique solutions, such as the deployment and recovery of subsea cables. They have a dedicated team with the skills and equipment needed for complex maritime tasks.

Military Support: The company also operates vessels that support military logistics, providing transportation and maritime services crucial for national defense operations.

Environmental Commitment: Emphasizing sustainable practices, Compagnie Maritime Nantaise focuses on reducing its environmental impact through the adoption of eco-friendly technologies and procedures. This involves optimizing vessel performance to lower fuel consumption and emissions.

MN is often recognized for its quality of service, innovative solutions, and commitment to safety and environmental standards. They play a crucial role in the European maritime industry and continue to expand their expertise and service offerings in response to evolving market demands.

For the latest information about their services and operations, it's best to refer to their official website or contact them directly.

Ships

MN CALAO

Roll-on/Roll-off Carrier | Flag: France | Port: MARSEILLE

MN TANGARA

Roll-on/Roll-off Carrier | Flag: France | Port: MARSEILLE

MN-PELICAN

Roll-on/Roll-off Carrier | Flag: France | Port: MARSEILLE

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