Star Wars Corporation Socks
Description: SoroSuub Corporation was a Sullust-based company whose tech division developed and manufactured a great variety of technological goods, from droids and sensors to weapons and vehicles. The company was owned by the even larger Commerce Guild, a conglomerate of retailers, arms manufacturers, agricorps, and other service providers. During the Clone Wars, SoroSuub's Sullustan Home Guard, led by Admiral Dua Ningo, threw its support behind the armed forces of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, as part of the Commerce Guild's arrangement, and was charged with defending both the Sullust sector and the company's interests.
Description: Golan Arms was a company that produced the DF.9 turret placement, a model of fixed laser cannon emplacement. During the Galactic Civil War, the Alliance to Restore the Republic used Golan DF.9s on the planet Hoth during its fight against the Galactic Empire there. Golan Arms also produced the SP.9, a mobile artillery piece utilized by the Imperial Artillery Corps of the Galactic Empire.
Description: Gonk-Stores Paradise Trading Inc. was a company that ran the store Gonk-Stores Paradise (also known as Gonk-o-Mart) in Mos Eisley, a settlement on the planet Tatooine. The store sold collectibles such as kyber bricks. Its employees included Gonker, who powered the door of Gonk-Stores Paradise, and a cashier at Gonk-Stores Paradise. The company employed both of them by the year 0 BBY. The company had a gonk loyalty card program, which involved collecting gonk stamps in order to receive benefits such as a free gonk-sicle.
Description: BlasTech Industries was one of the galaxy's top three arms manufacturers, with Merr-Sonn and SoroSuub being its main competitors. BlasTech was the market leader in the manufacture of personal energy weapons and light artillery. BlasTech was most famous for its blaster weapons, though the company also manufactured a number of starship weapons including turbolasers, ion cannons and missiles.
Description: The Vento system shipyards, also known as the Vento shipyards, were ancient shipyards that were located within the Core Worlds' Vento system and lay on the super-hyperroute known as the Perlemian Trade Route. The shipyards were used by the Galactic Republic during the Great Sith War—a conflict waged by the forces of the Sith sect against the Republic—and came under a Sith attack during their first offensive wave. During the final stages of the war, the Human Sith Lord Ulic Qel-Droma attempted to force a Republic military officer to transmit orders to the Republic fleet instructing all the fleet's starships to arrive at the coordinates of the Vento system shipyards—an action that would cause the destruction of many Republic vessels.
Description: The Vento system shipyards, also known as the Vento shipyards, were ancient shipyards that were located within the Core Worlds' Vento system and lay on the super-hyperroute known as the Perlemian Trade Route. The shipyards were used by the Galactic Republic during the Great Sith War—a conflict waged by the forces of the Sith sect against the Republic—and came under a Sith attack during their first offensive wave. During the final stages of the war, the Human Sith Lord Ulic Qel-Droma attempted to force a Republic military officer to transmit orders to the Republic fleet instructing all the fleet's starships to arrive at the coordinates of the Vento system shipyards—an action that would cause the destruction of many Republic vessels.
Description: The Gyndine shipyards were shipyards located at the administrative world of Gyndine. According to a report from a mole in the Pyke Syndicate that made its way to New Republic Intelligence Agent Caern Adan[1] around 5 ABY, a damaged Imperial Quasar Fire-class cruiser-carrier had arrived at the shipyards seeking assistance. Adan reviewed the report with his colleague Yrica Quell, the pair searching for leads on the activity of the Empire's 204th Imperial Fighter Wing. Quell, believing the source was reliable but feeling that the information was insufficient, marking it with a medium-confidence indicator.
Description: Drekker Industries was the organization that owned X7 Factory Drekker. The Deep Space Manufacturing Facility, otherwise known as the X7 Factory or X-7 factory station, was a spaceborne manufacturing plant of standardized design produced by both Kost & Ko Factories and the Telgorn Corporation.
Description: Kost & Ko Factories was a manufacturer of the Deep Space Manufacturing Facility, also known as the X7 Factory Station. This company is referenced in the tech-room stats for both TIE Fighter and X-wing vs. TIE Fighter, but X-wing Alliance listed the manufacturer as the Telgorn Corporation.
Description: Mobquet Swoops and Speeders was a company owned by parent company TaggeCo. They built swoops, landspeeders and airspeeders, as their name might suggest. A popular landspeeder model they produced was the A-1 Deluxe Floater. They also produced the Flare-P swoop, the more advanced Flare-S swoop and the powerful Nebulon-Q thruster jet. These speeders' success in the Core swoop-racing leagues enhanced the company's reputation. Mobquet also was the sponsor of the Mobquet Presents: Fastest Land Beings races on Teyr. Mobquet also produced the MB-C1 medium transport owned by the smugglers Salla Zend and Shug Ninx called the Starlight Intruder.
Description: The X7 Factory, often simply known as the Deep Space Manufacturing Facility, is a spaceborne manufacturing plant of standardized design produced by both Kost & Ko Factories and the Telgorn Corporation. Because of its versatility, the X7 Factory is used for many different manufacturing processes. It is often used in the production of goods requiring microgravity in order to achieve high purity, such as specialized crystals or biotech products. Other uses include starfighter assembly and weapons fabrication.
