Overview
Employees
1001 to 5000 employees
Type
Collective Name Company
Headquarters
Papendrecht (Netherlands)
Man makes his own shipwreck, but Smit Internationale has the favor of Neptune on its side. In business for some 170 years, Smit is a global provider of marine salvage services. It is known for its historic retrieval of the Russian nuclear submarine Kursk. The company also transports freight in oceangoing, coastal, and river barges, and operates sheerlegs -- floating cranes used in offshore and inland construction projects. Other Smit divisions provide ocean and harbor towage services and manage marine terminals. The company operates a fleet of more than 400 vessels, including about 230 tugboats. In April 2010, Smit was acquired by dredging company Royal Boskalis Westminster for E1.4 billion (about $2 billion). VOF Smit is located in Middelburg, ZEELAND, Netherlands and is part of the Water Transportation Services Industry. VOF Smit has 10 employees at this location and generates $5.85 million in sales (USD). VOF Smit is located in Middelburg, ZEELAND, Netherlands and is part of the Water Transportation Services Industry. VOF Smit has 10 employees at this location and generates $5.85 million in sales (USD).
