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IDC to replace Dorowa plant - The Zimbabwe Independent

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The IDC controls 100% shareholding in Dorowa through its fertiliser production unit, Chemplex Corporation Limited Group.

The post IDC to replace Dorowa plant appeared first on The Zimbabwe Independent.

Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly-0

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