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"Baltija" Shipbuilding Yard JSC (Baltijos laivų statykla) is a shipyard in Lithuania. The company—located in Klaipėda—supplies fleets and marine companies worldwide. However, many shipbuilding corporations such as STX Europe have shipbuilding or used to have shipbuilding operations in the Baltic States. "Baltija" builds pontoons, barges, trawlers, floating docks, river ferries, dry cargo ships and container carriers. "Baltija" also provides ship-repair services.

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rdfs:label	Vakarų Baltijos laivų statykla (de) Baltija Shipbuilding Yard (en)
rdfs:comment	UAB Vakarų Baltijos laivų statykla (englisch Western Baltija Shipbuilding (WBS)) ist eine Werft im litauischen Klaipėda. Neben Pontons, Flussfähren, Bauteilen und Sektionen für Containerschiffe werden Trawler, Tankschiffe und Schwimmdocks hergestellt. (de) "Baltija" Shipbuilding Yard JSC (Baltijos laivų statykla) is a shipyard in Lithuania. The company—located in Klaipėda—supplies fleets and marine companies worldwide. However, many shipbuilding corporations such as STX Europe have shipbuilding or used to have shipbuilding operations in the Baltic States. "Baltija" builds pontoons, barges, trawlers, floating docks, river ferries, dry cargo ships and container carriers. "Baltija" also provides ship-repair services. (en)
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has abstract	UAB Vakarų Baltijos laivų statykla (englisch Western Baltija Shipbuilding (WBS)) ist eine Werft im litauischen Klaipėda. Neben Pontons, Flussfähren, Bauteilen und Sektionen für Containerschiffe werden Trawler, Tankschiffe und Schwimmdocks hergestellt. (de) "Baltija" Shipbuilding Yard JSC (Baltijos laivų statykla) is a shipyard in Lithuania. The company—located in Klaipėda—supplies fleets and marine companies worldwide. However, many shipbuilding corporations such as STX Europe have shipbuilding or used to have shipbuilding operations in the Baltic States. "Baltija" builds pontoons, barges, trawlers, floating docks, river ferries, dry cargo ships and container carriers. "Baltija" also provides ship-repair services. The Soviet Ministry of Shipbuilding founded the yard in 1952, in order to build fishing boats. In 1958 the yard started building steel floating docks. In 1992 the government of Lithuania held 96% of the shares, which were sold to Denmark-based Odense Steel Shipyard in April 1997. In 2010, the shipyard was acquired by the Estonian company BLRT Grupp. The yard builds tugboats, grand blocks and outfitted superstructures, that are just part of container ships built in Germany and Denmark, and blocks for passenger liners built in Finland. The company has grown steadily, in 1998 it produced 18,000 tons of steel for ship production, that grew to 32,000 tons in 2003, and was 55,400 tons in 2006. Employment peaked in 1999, at over 1800, and is now between 1500 and 1600. (en)
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