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    Mammoet was founded on the 13th of May, 1807 in Utrecht, the Netherlands, when Dutch entrepreneur Jan Goedkoop founded a maritime company with the purchase of a 140-tonne cargo vessel. The company, called 'Gebroeders Goedkoop' (‘Goedkoop Brothers’), offered both maritime cargo and passenger transport.

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    ALE, which is an abbreviation of Abnormal Load Engineering, was founded in 1983 in the UK.The company currently operates in numerous countries and has over 40 branches around the world.

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    Scheuerle SPMT used by Mammoet to move heavy load.. Transporter Industry International (abbreviated TII, also known as TII Group and KAMAG) is a worldwide operating conglomerate of companies providing heavy-duty transport vehicles and related services.

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    SHV Energy – Liquefied petroleum gas; Makro – Food and non-food consumer articles in South America; Mammoet - Heavy lifting and transport; ERIKS - A multi-product specialist offering a wide range of mechanical engineering components and technical services to all sections of industry

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