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August 13, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Taiwan’s biggest shipbuilder expects fall in profit this year

CSBC Corp., Taiwan’s biggest shipbuilder, said profit may fall this year as it works through low-margin orders placed by government-owned companies during the global recession. “There’s no money to be made from these contracts,” President Paul Tang said in an interview in his Taipei office Tuesday.

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CSBC Corp., Taiwan’s biggest shipbuilder, said profit may fall this year as it works through low-margin orders placed by government-owned companies during the global recession. “There’s no money to be made from these contracts,” President Paul Tang said in an interview in his Taipei office Tuesday. Orders for tankers from refiner CPC Corp. and for coal ships from Taiwan Power Co. did help the shipyard weather the economic slowdown and a global slump in order, he said.

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