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March 23, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Name-change to cost china shipbuilding nt$140 million

Taipei, March 23 (CNA) State-run China Shipbuilding Corp. (CSBC) President Fan Kuang-nan said Wednesday that a plan to change the company’s name will cost an estimated NT$140 million (US$4.46 million). Fan told the legislature’s Sci-Tech and Information Committee that the company submitted its name-

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Taipei, March 23 (CNA) State-run China Shipbuilding Corp. (CSBC) President Fan Kuang-nan said Wednesday that a plan to change the company’s name will cost an estimated NT$140 million (US$4.46 million). Fan told the legislature’s Sci-Tech and Information Committee that the company submitted its name-change proposal to the Ministry of Economic Affairs in late January.

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