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16.06.2011

Vorkutaugol` to invest 130 m roubles into new equipment

Vorkutaugol` to invest 130 m roubles into new equipment

The investment plans of the Severstal`s subsidiary have already allowed it to purchase 2 new Volvo graders.

Theme: Transport/Coal/Komi

Source: metcoal.ru

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