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Electrical Cables: the Assignment of Supply Orders to “Giza Power” Worth 886.1 Million Pounds

The Egyptian Electric Cable Company has assigned orders for the supply of meters to Giza Power Manufacturing Company (owned by 99.99%) in favor of the companies of Egypt Electricity Holding Company. The article Electrical Cables: The assignment of supply orders to “Giza Power” worth 886.1 million pounds was written in Al-Bursa newspaper.

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