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=== Transport and Logistics ===
Marlberg AB's largest segment by both staff and revenue is its transport and logistics division. Centered on ocean freight transportation, Marlberg AB operates one of the largest container fleets in the world with over 18,000 crew, 700 vessels and a total capacity of 4.1 million TEU. It also has a small air transport wing with 17 cargo aircraft.
Marlberg AB is heavily involved in port operations. The company provides expertise and equipment for inland container transportation as well as port management, maintenance, and repair worldwide. It currently stands as one of the largest container terminal operators in the world. Marlberg AB also operates a fleet of over 400 tugs, line handlers, and other support vessels with which it provides harbor and terminal towage services. The company is also involved in salvage, wreck removal, and marine firefighting.
Marlberg AB also offers a range of consulting services and software solutions for government customs agencies.
=== Energy ===
Marlberg AB has been involved in the energy sector since the Cryrian oil boom when it was awarded contracts to support oil and gas exploration in the Loopian Sea. Although Cryrian oil and gas concessions were ultimately only granted to state-owned entities, Marlberg AB has since expanded its activities to other countries such as Serramal, and operates a variety of concessions and consortiums in the industry. However, most of the company's presence in this sector remains a supporting role. In addition to developing new techniques, Marlberg AB operates 24 drilling rigs and over 40 vessels to provide anchor handling, towage, and supply services. The company also operates over 160 vessels to transport refined products.
The company also provides consulting and training services for oil and gas and terminal operations. As part of its push to support sustainable models, Marlberg AB has also begun to expand into offshore wind power.
=== Manufacturing ===
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