Tru-Virtvec

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Tru-Virtvec Development Corporation

Stock Exchange  • Stock Symbol	Cerbesti Financial Exchange TVDC
Date Founded	1471
Head Offices	Sajoszentpéter, Szegélynörge, Haromszek
Key People	• Nándor Sebestyén   Chief Executive • Gyorg Sebestyén   Chairman • Maria Prochazka   Chief Operating Officer
Primary Industry	conglomerate - extends across Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting, Construction, Finance and Insurance, Manufacturing (Chemical Products, Metals, Transportation Proucts, Wood and Paper Products), Mining and Minerals, Professional/ Technical Services, Transportation, Utilities
Major Products	raw materials, transport services and equipment
Revenue	1,348,000,000 Skana/yr
Employees	12,400
Owned By	Sebestyen family (23%)
Subsidiaries	see website
Website	[www.truvirtvec.hz]

Tru-Virtvec is a publicly-owned multi-industry conglomerate based in the Confederation of Haromszek. Legally incorporated in the Principality of Szegélynörge, Haromszek's northernmost republic, the corporation has operations throughout Haromszek and is involved in projects Scandiawide.

Member Companies

See the TVDC website for the full list. In the Transportation segment, many are members of the Haromszeki Rail Union, itself practically a shadow government of Haromszek.

Gvinteristet Geothermal Extraction provides not only power for two medium-sized Haromszeki cities, but also leadership in the burgeoning field of geothermal power production. Economical kilowatts, safe for the surroundings.

Laminated Lumberworks of Ste-Heliose and of Sarosd pioneered the production of predictably-characterized structural shapes built up from millimeter-thick veneers of low-grade softwoods. Despite their humble beginnings, these products possess nearly the strength of equal weights of steel extrusions, at a fraction of the cost.

Three Tru-Virtvec products in one spot: Heart of Oak Bridge and Canal Works rebuilt the lock (and four others on the Norbeschiv), ElectroLoco Works produced the Tg22 lock locomotives used here and on many other canals, and Dváarstvet Shipping owns the cargo vessel Januc Dervish.