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SFI: Change in the content of business registration

HOSE - 12/8/2022 4:37:00 PM

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Sea & Air Freight International announces the change in the content of business registration as follows:

- To supplement 01 industry codes: 4663 (materials trade, other installation equipment in construction).

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