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SEAGULL TECHNOLOGY PTE. LTD.

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SEAGULL TECHNOLOGY PTE. LTD. is a Local Company, incorporated in Singapore in August 2004, operating in Manufacture and repair of other oilfield and gasfield machinery and equipment (e.g. derricks, tool joints), located in Jurong, with 13 officers.

Basic Information

UEN NUMBER

200410313Z

13 OFFICERS

COMPANY TYPE

Local Company

REGISTRATION DATE

16 August 2004

Operating for 21 years

Industry Information

PRIMARY INDUSTRY

[28242]Manufacture and repair of other oilfield and gasfield machinery and equipment (e.g. derricks, tool joints)

SECONDARY INDUSTRY

[30110]Building and repairing of ships, tankers and other ocean-going vessels (including conversion of ships into off-shore structures)

CONTACT INFO

Company Address

7, TUAS SOUTH STREET 15, Singapore 637078

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District: JurongPostal Code: 637078

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FORMER NAMES

  • SEAGULL PARADISE
  • SEAGULL PIXTURES

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