Kongsberg in Dubai24/06/2010 |
| Kongsberg Maritime opens a new company based in Dubai. Kongsberg Maritime Middle East DMCCO is a Dubai Maritime City Freezone company, with offices in Dubai Investment Park, Falcon House. The new company, which is a joint venture and part-owned by long-term Kongsberg Maritime partner in the Middle East, Unique Systems, started operation June 2010, with an official opening ceremony to follow on 30th June 2010. |
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Kongsberg Maritime Middle East is a service, support and after sales company, established primarily for supporting vessels and yards in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) region. The company currently has thirty employees dedicated to the support of all products provided by Kongsberg Maritime, including advanced automation systems, alarm and monitoring systems, machinery control systems, dynamic positioning systems, navigation systems and hydro acoustic control systems including underwater navigation and seabed mapping systems.
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