Stena (UK)
UK subsidiary of the Stena AB Group running ferry, shipping and offshore drilling operations in the United Kingdom
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Stena (UK)
Stena (UK) Limited and its subsidiaries are part of the Stena AB Group. The UK businesses cover ferry operation, offshore drilling and shipping.
The group traces its origins to the Sten A Olsson Metallprodukter trading company, founded on 18 November 1939. The UK operations have been present since the mid-1960s and have grown through organic growth and acquisitions.
The UK company is registered in London as STENA (UK) LIMITED, founded on 19 November 1992. The wider Stena Group has 16,000 employees.
Product: Ferry operation, offshore drilling and shipping services.
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