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Singapore’s Xinfa Group plans $15 bln industrial park in Kazakhstan

ALMATY. Jan 8 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Singapore’s Xinfa Group plans to invest about $15 billion to develop a large industrial park in northeastern Kazakhstan, the Kazakh government announced Thursday.

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Singapore’s Xinfa Group plans $15 bln industrial park in Kazakhstan

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