Seydlerova 2451/8,
15800 Praha 13
Telephone: +420 296 113 323
Telephone: +420 296 113 323

-Zprostředkování obchodu a služeb
-Velkoobchod a maloobchod
-Ubytovací služby
-Pronájem a půjčování věcí movitých
-Výzkum a vývoj v oblasti přírodních a technických věd nebo společenských věd
-Testování, měření, analýzy a kontroly
-Poskytování služeb pro rodinu a domácnost
-Realitní činnost, správa a údržba nemovitostí
-Mimoškolní výchova a vzdělávání, pořádání kurzů, školení, včetně lektorské činnosti

Reg. No.: 29132398
District: Praha
Country: Česká republika
Legal form: limited company
Employees: up to 5 employees
Turnover: 40 thousand - 120 thousand €


Telephone:
+420 296 113 323


Telephone:
+420 296 113 323


Email:
[email protected]


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