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Offerta vincolante di Polo Nautico Carrara in relazione a The Italian Sea Group

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Sanlorenzo S.p.A. (“Sanlorenzo”) comunica che, in data odierna, Polo Nautico Carrara S.r.l. (“PNC”) ha presentato, nell’ambito del processo competitivo in corso relativo a The Italian Sea Group…

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