Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding B.V.
Location
Zeeland
Founded
1999-06-21
Website
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2025-01-27 (pravo.ru)
ASGM recovered 600 million rubles from the Dutch company. exchange rate difference - Pravo.ru news
The court made this decision in the framework of a dispute between Rosmorport and Damen Shipyards Gorinchem B.V., which refused to fulfill the contract due to sanctions and did not return the advance. The department received money under a bank guarantee, but suffered losses due to exchange rate differences.
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2025-01-15 (unian.net)
EU ports still serve Russian ice-class LNG tankers - FT - UNIAN
EU ship repair yards service Russian ice-class tankers, allowing Moscow to transport gas through the Arctic despite sanctions - details on UNIAN
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2025-01-14 (eldebate.com)
French and Danish shipyards resort to a legal vacuum to repair Russian ships
While ten countries of the European Union advocate more severe sanctions against Russia, Paris and Copenhagen take advantage of the lagoons in the legis ...
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2025-01-14 (pravda.com.ua)
EU ports help service Russian Arctic gas tankers – FT |
EU shipyards are repairing Russian ice-class tankers, allowing Moscow to continue transporting gas through the Arctic despite Western sanctions on the energy sector.
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2025-01-14 (milanofinanza.it)
Sanctions, European shipyards repair Russian icebreakers carrying gas | MilanoFinanza News
According to the Financial Times, this allows Moscow to violate Western sanctions. The works take place at the Damen shipyards in France and Fayard in Denmark
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2024-12-06 (nltimes.nl)
Dutch shipbuilder Damen accused of trading with Russia despite sanctions |
Russian shipyards obtained hundreds of European components for a major fishing vessel project designed by Dutch company Damen Shipyards, despite strict EU export bans following the invasion of Ukraine, an investigation by NOS Nieuwsuur has revealed.
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2024-10-24 (nos.nl)
'Shipbuilder Damen refurbishes ships that transport Russian gas'
All kinds of ship parts are on the sanctions list. European companies are not allowed to supply these to customers active in Russia.
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2024-07-02 (marinelink.com)
Maritime Blogs Benelux
Maritime Blogs:Dutch Shipbuilder Damen Is Accused Of Corruption And Violating Sanctions By Prosecutors, Euronext Is Cautious About New Contracts
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2023-10-13 (rp.pl)
Penalties for violating sanctions. Dutch companies pilloried
Four Dutch companies that provided the Kremlin with technology and built the most difficult part of the Crimean Bridge have been fined and their bosses will be
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2023-10-12 (rtlnieuws.nl)
Shipbuilder Damen always looks to the state for money
Shipbuilder Damen's claim for damages from the Dutch state due to the sanctions against Russia is expected to have little chance of success. The attempt fits in with the company's attitude to receiving government support: never shooting is always wrong.
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2023-10-03 (reuters.com)
Shipbuilder Damen sues Dutch government over Russia sanctions
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards has sued the Dutch government over damages it says it has suffered due to European sanctions against Russia.
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2023-10-03 (adevarul.ro)
LIVE TEXT | War in Ukraine. A new massive Russian attack with drones and missiles: the US prepared a secret strategy for Ukraine
Ukraine's air forces announced on Tuesday morning that they shot down 29 of the 31 drones launched by Russia, as well as a cruise missile. The waves of attacks during the night from Monday to Tuesday lasted more than three hours.
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