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Peak Processing

Age12 years
older than 57% of its sector
Same activity, Norway721live companies · 307th oldest
At this address1only this company

In brief

Peak Processing is a Norwegian-registered foreign enterprise (NUF) founded on 21 August 2014. At 12 years old it is older than 57% of the 721 live companies whose main activity is geological surveying.

Register details

Registered namePEAK PROCESSING
Organisation number913980395
Company typeNorwegian-registered foreign enterprise (NUF)
Registered officeNr35 2an Norforlk
Nature of business (SN2025, Norwegian SIC)71.122 Geological surveying
International sector (ISIC Rev.4)M · 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis
Business descriptionUtleie av arbeidskraft innen undersøkelser knyttet til seismikkdata.

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Incorporated21 August 2014
Registered21 August 2014
VAT registerNot registered

Geological surveying in Norway

Live companies whose main activity is 71.122: 721 in total, median age 10 years, 22 incorporated in the past 12 months.

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This company's decadeOther decades
01002003004001900s: 111900s1920s: 111920s1970s: 111970s1980s: 991980s1990s: 47471990s2000s: 1341342000s2010s: 3083082010s2020s: 2202202020s
Incorporated per year, still live
0204060802011: 2320112012: 282013: 3220132014: 282015: 2120152016: 442017: 2320172018: 512019: 4520192020: 252021: 4320212022: 372023: 4820232024: 232025: 2920252026: 15

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Sources

Register data: Enhetsregisteret, Brønnøysund Register Centre (Norwegian Licence for Open Government Data, NLOD), delivery of 20 October 2026. Industry codes and names: Statistics Norway (CC BY 4.0). Context figures are computed by FirmsDB from these sources. This page is not an official register; check the entry in Enhetsregisteret before relying on it.