CTIEC Signs General Contract of Pakistan 600t/d Float Glass Project

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Date: 24 May 2019

CTIEC Signs General Contract of Pakistan 600t/d Float Glass Project

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Date: 24 May 2019

The general contract signing ceremony of Pakistan 600t/d top-gradefloat glass production line project was held at the exhibition stand of ChinaTriumph International Engineering Co., Ltd (CTIEC) on May 22, the opening day of China Glass 2019.

With two witnesses Peng Shou, Board Chairman of Triumph Group and of CTIEC and Mr. AHMAD, CEO of Pakistan-based ORIENT Group, Hewen, Chief Economic Manager and International Business Department Director of CTIEC and Mr. NOUMAN, Vice President of ORIENT Group signed the contract.

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