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Astarsa

Astilleros Argentinos Río de La Plata S.A. (mostly known for its acronym ASTARSA, which can be roughly translated as Argentine Shipyards of Río de la Plata) was an Argentine shipyard. Its core business was building and repairing ships and locomotives. It also manufactured pipes, industrial machinery, and tractors. It went out of business in 1994.

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Founded
1927
Industry
Civil Engineering Transport
Headquarters
Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Defunct
1994; 32 years ago (1994)
Number of employees
1,500 (1972)
Products
Locomotives Ships

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Astarsa

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples42
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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related to Bibliography · 24
Astarsa → Acindar, Argentina, Aurelio González Climent, Buenos Aires, Complicidad, Dálmine Siderca, Engranajes, Estudios, Federico Lorenz, Ford, Industria Centro, La, Ledesma, Los, Lucha Armada, March, Mercedes Benz, Ministerio, Pensar, Políticas
related to history · 11
Astarsa → Argentina, Greater Buenos Aires, In, It, Luján River, Puccini, Sociedad Colectiva Hansen, The, Tigre, Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales, YPF
Defunct · 1
Astarsa → 1994; 32 years ago (1994)
Founded · 1
Astarsa → 1927
Headquarters · 1
Astarsa → Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Industry · 1
Astarsa → Civil Engineering Transport
Number of employees · 1
Astarsa → 1,500 (1972)
Products · 1
Astarsa → Locomotives Ships
Type · 1
Astarsa → S.A.

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de la locomotives argentina also argentine business factory 1994 tigre company en shipyards río plata ships buenos aires shipyard naval

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AstarsaDefunct1994; 32 years ago (1994)1.00infobox
AstarsaFounded19271.00infobox
AstarsaHeadquartersTigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina1.00infobox
AstarsaIndustryCivil Engineering Transport1.00infobox
AstarsaNumber of employees1,500 (1972)1.00infobox
AstarsaProductsLocomotives Ships1.00infobox
AstarsaTypeS.A.1.00infobox
Astarsarelated to BibliographyComplicidad0.60section
Astarsarelated to BibliographyLos0.60section
Astarsarelated to BibliographyAcindar0.60section
Astarsarelated to BibliographyDálmine Siderca0.60section
Astarsarelated to BibliographyFord0.60section

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