Somec SpA
MIL:SOM
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Somec SpA
Glance View
Somec SpA engages in the design and execution of major turnkey marine or land-based projects involving glass building façades, special architectural projects, public area interiors, and professional cooking equipment. The company is headquartered in San Vendemiano, Treviso and currently employs 866 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2018-05-14. The firm provides products, systems and services based on clients’ needs. The company supplies prefabricated balconies, balcony sliding and hinged doors, balcony automatic doors, balcony balustrades and partitions, as well as wheelhouse windows, glass walls for public spaces, windscreens, special glazing for solarium, skywalks and skylights, fire-rated doors and glazing. Through its subsidiaries, the Company operates in the shipyards, in dry-docks and navigation to guarantee the product installation, renovation and maintenance. The firm operates in Italy, Germany, Spain, Finland, France, Japan, Australia, North and Central America.
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