CTIEC Signs 600t/d Float Glass EPC Contract in Bangladesh

CTIEC Signs 600t/d Float Glass EPC Contract in Bangladesh
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Date: 17 May 2017

On May 15, the signing ceremony for the EPC project of 600t/d high quality float glass production line between CTIEC and AKIJ Group was held in Dacca, capital of Bangladesh.

Authorized by Mr. Peng Shou, board chairman and president of CTIEC, Mr. He Wen, president assistant and head of international department, signed this EPC contract on behalf of CTIEC with Mr. Bashir, president of AKIJ Group.

The 600t/d high quality float glass production line with AKIJ Group is the third EPC project with relatively large capacity and high quality signed by CTIEC in Bangladesh, suggesting a high-level recognition of CTIEC’s technology and reputation by the Bangladeshi client.

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