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Repair and maintenance of civilian ships and boats

MATRE I AS

Org. no. 899271092 Limited company (AS) Vindafjord Incorporated 2012 Active
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Revenue 2024 NOK 0
Operating profit NOK −284,000
Equity NOK 142.0m
Incorporated 2012
Share capital NOK 3.2m

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  • Driftsunderskudd 2024 Siste driftsresultat er negativt (−284k kr).

MATRE I AS is registered as a limited company in Vindafjord, Rogaland with organisation number 899271092. The business is classified under repair and maintenance of civilian ships and boats (NACE 33.150). The company was incorporated in 2012. Registered share capital is NOK 3.2m, divided into 31899 shares. The company's stated purpose is: “Eie og forvalte aksjer i andre selskaper, samt det som naturlig står i forbindelse med dette.”. The most recent filed accounts, for the 2024 financial year, show NOK 0 in revenue and NOK −284,000 in operating profit.

Key figures · 2024

Revenue
NOK 0
Operating profit
NOK −284,000
Equity
NOK 142.0m
Est. value
NOK 216.8m

Financial health · 2024

Liquidity
47.93
Very good
Current assets ÷ current liabilities
Profitability
Not available
Return on total assets
Solidity
99.9%
Very good
Equity as a share of total capital

Who owns MATRE I AS?

NORMAR AS
MATRE I AS
NOK 0 rev. · NOK −284,000 profit

MATRE I AS has 9 registered shareholders:

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Which companies does MATRE I AS own?

MATRE I AS holds stakes in 3 companies:

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Frequently asked questions about MATRE I AS

Who owns MATRE I AS?

NORMAR AS is the largest registered owner, with 28.1%.

What is the revenue of MATRE I AS?

MATRE I AS had revenue of NOK 0 in 2024.

Who is the general manager of MATRE I AS?

Øystein Matre is registered as general manager of MATRE I AS.

Where is MATRE I AS based?

MATRE I AS has its business address in Ølensvåg.

Source: Biztrac.no · Data from the Brønnøysund Register Centre and the Norwegian Tax Administration · Last updated 15.06.2026.

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