Ronmina
Steel installation, metalwork and equipment rental for construction projects across Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Ronmina
Ronmina Oy provides steel installation, sheet-metal roofing and installation, welding, and other construction services. It also rents lifting and access equipment.
Its customers include construction and commercial property projects. The company is based in Seinäjoki and was founded in 2007.
Product: Steel installation, construction metalwork, roofing, welding, and rental of lifting and access equipment.
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