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Home›Business & Finance›Brazil: Appa Plans USD 106 million Antonina Port Development
Business & Finance

July 4, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Brazil: Appa Plans USD 106 million Antonina Port Development

Brazil’s Paranaguá and Antonina port authority Appa is planning 165mn reais (US$106mn) in work for Antonina port, a spokesperson from the… (bnamericas) [mappress] Source: bnamericas, July 4, 2011;

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Brazil’s Paranaguá and Antonina port authority Appa is planning 165mn reais (US$106mn) in work for Antonina port, a spokesperson from the…

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Source: bnamericas, July 4, 2011;

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