As a leading supplier of steels for shipbuilding, ArcelorMittal was present at Posidonia 2016, in Athens (Greece), a significant gathering in the international shipping calendar.
On the stand of Luxembourg, ArcelorMittal presented its wide range of
Visitors also had the opportunity to feel and touch samples of steels for interiors such as Granite® Silky Mat Brass & Mocca, Granite® Quartz & Estetic® Mat.
The ArcelorMittal booth, with samples of steels for interior
ArcelorMittal’s shipbuilding grades are certified by most of the world’s leading accreditation bodies including: American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Bureau Veritas (BV), Det Norske Veritas (DNV)/Germanischer Lloyd (GL), Lloyd’s Register of Shipping (LRS) and Registro Italiano Navale (RINA).
Furthermore visitors discovered our added value services, among which a fully dedicated project-based organisation to assist customers around the globe, an advanced logistics support and extended R&D capabilities to help customers develop new solutions.
Beyond its strong logistics network in Europe, ArcelorMittal runs strategic production facilities to provide shipbuilding steels in all European countries.
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Posidonia is a firm fixture for the global shipping industry. It takes place every two years in Athens.
Rooted in Greek shipping, Posidonia continues its strong international growth. 2016 saw a record more than 1800 exhibitors among which 322 Greek companies and 22 000 visitors from 90 countries. This is the largest gathering in the international shipping calendar.
Posidonia takes the pulse of the global shipping industry and focuses on key issues for Greek shipping. In conferences and seminars chaired by industry leaders, lively discussions and debates take place on issues, challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Technical presentations give the industry’s innovators the platform for their latest vessel designs, eco-ship technologies, communications, propulsion systems and other vital developments.
Posidonia 2016 will again host the Tradewinds Shipowners Forum.
More info: http://www.posidonia-events.com
Created in 2008 as a non-profit organization, the Luxembourg Maritime Cluster (CML) brings the Blue Economy of the Grand-Duchy to the fore. Member companies and institutions represent proudly and convincingly the local maritime business community, domestic and abroad. Members of the Cluster offer together a wide variety of maritime business experience and expertise: shipping, dredging, classification, ship brokerage, banking, law, consultancy & audit, insurance, security and safety, railway and maritime logistics.
Since 2011 the CML holds the Vice-Presidency and the General Secretary of the European Network of Maritime Clusters.
More info: www.cluster-maritime.lu
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