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ABG Shipyard to buy Fujairah unit

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Mumbai , Jan. 16

THE board of directors of ABG Shipyard Ltd, which met on Monday, has decided to acquire a ship repair facility at Fujairah, the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This is part of the company's plans to foray into the ship repair market in the UAE and cater to the ship repair demands from there.

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