Navitie
Water transport and infrastructure construction for companies and individuals in Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Navitie
Navitie Oy provides water transport of raw timber, earth materials and general cargo, as well as island and infrastructure construction in waterways. Its services also include excavation and forestry machine contracting.
The company serves multinational businesses and private individuals. Navitie Oy is registered in Hiltulanlahti, Finland, and the website describes it as operating from Kuopio since 1984; registry facts give its founding date as 1988.
Product: Water transport, island and infrastructure construction, and excavation and forestry machine contracting.
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