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TCC Group Holdings (Taiwan Cement Corporation), one of the leading operators of the world cement industry and owner of Cimpor, announced that it had agreed to acquire Ivano-Frankivskcement (IFCEM Group), Ukraine's second largest cement producer, and its subsidiaries.
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Dona da Cimpor compra segundo maior produtor de cimento da Ucrânia
A TCC Group Holdings (Taiwan Cement Corporation), um dos principais operadores da indústria cimenteira mundial e dona da Cimpor, anunciou ter chegado a acordo para adquirir a Ivano-Frankivskcement (IFCEM Group), o segundo maior produtor de cimento da Ucrânia, e as respetivas subsidiárias.
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