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Sumaqua

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sumaqua is an independent high-tech company focusing on water management and modelling.

Headquarters:
Leuven, Flanders, Belgium
Industry:
Civil Engineering
Founded:
2017
Employees:
6
Annual Revenue:
-

Type: Private
Ticker: -

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Where is Sumaqua located?

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Sumaqua's headquarters is located at Leuven, Flanders, Belgium

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Sumaqua's official website is sumaqua.be

How many employees does Sumaqua have?

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Sumaqua has 6 employees

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Sumaqua is in the industry of: Civil Engineering

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