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Offshore platforms and deficits: what about the Meyer site in Rostock?

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The Emlander Stephan Schmees now runs the Neptune shipyard, which belongs to the Papenburger Meyer-Werft Group, for about six months. Projects are in delay, offshore orders are delayed – what is the current situation around the location in Rostock?
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Offshore platforms and deficits: what about the Meyer site in Rostock?

The Emlander Stephan Schmees now runs the Neptune shipyard, which belongs to the Papenburger Meyer-Werft Group, for about six months. Projects are in delay, offshore orders are delayed – what is the current situation around the location in Rostock?

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