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Kværner

Kværner was a Norwegian engineering and construction services company that existed between 1853 and 2005.

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Founded
1853
Industry
Heavy industry
Headquarters
Oslo, Norway
Defunct
2005
Key people
Karl-Petter Løken, President & CEO
Number of employees
2,700

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Kværner

Nodes60
Edges59
Triples46
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033333
Components1

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Kværner

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related to history · 27
Kværner → By, Carl Røtjer, CEO, Chairmen, Christian Bjelland, Directors-general, During, Early, Emil Eriksrud, Frithjof, Grønner, Holte, In, Jan Arve Haugan, Johan, Kaspar Kielland, Kjell, Kvaerner, Kvaerner Brug, Langballe
Successor · 6
Kværner → (2004–2008), (2008–2011), (2011 onwards), Aker Kvaerner, Aker Solutions, Kværner ASA
Predecessor · 4
Kværner → (1853), (1996), Kvaerner Brug, Trafalgar House
Defunct · 1
Kværner → 2005
Founded · 1
Kværner → 1853
Headquarters · 1
Kværner → Oslo, Norway
Industry · 1
Kværner → Heavy industry
Key people · 1
Kværner → Karl-Petter Løken, President & CEO
Number of employees · 1
Kværner → 2,700
Traded as · 1
Kværner → OSE: KVAER

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company kvaerner aker oslo solutions construction asa engineering 2011 russian also included trafalgar house headquarters kværner's production international 1990s businesses

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
KværnerDefunct20051.00infobox
KværnerFounded18531.00infobox
KværnerHeadquartersOslo, Norway1.00infobox
KværnerIndustryHeavy industry1.00infobox
KværnerKey peopleKarl-Petter Løken, President & CEO1.00infobox
KværnerNumber of employees2,7001.00infobox
KværnerPredecessorKvaerner Brug1.00infobox
KværnerPredecessor(1853)1.00infobox
KværnerPredecessorTrafalgar House1.00infobox
KværnerPredecessor(1996)1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessorAker Kvaerner1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessor(2004–2008)1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessorAker Solutions1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessor(2008–2011)1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessorKværner ASA1.00infobox
KværnerSuccessor(2011 onwards)1.00infobox
KværnerTraded asOSE: KVAER1.00infobox
KværnerTypeAllmennaksjeselskap1.00infobox
KværnerWebsitekvaerner.com1.00infobox

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