Hakura
Earthworks and underground cable laying contractor for projects in Tampere and nearby municipalities
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Hakura
Hakura Oy is a civil earthworks contractor based in Tampere, Finland, founded in 2007. It performs general earthworks and specialises in underground cable laying.
The company works mainly in Tampere and its neighbouring municipalities. It states that its operations rest on a skilled staff of 6-7 employees.
Hakura Oy is registered in Tampere, where it is headquartered.
Product: General earthworks (yleiset maanrakennustyöt) and underground cable laying (maakaapelointi).
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