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Alexandrino Pais

  • InCorp Editorial Team
  • 12 December 2013
  • 1 minutes reading time

We came to Indonesia the first time to learn about the market, consulted by Cekindo. We are very satisfied with Cekindo’s work, especially in the selection of our meetings with natural stone of marble and granite companies. Everything went well and I hope to be back again soon and do some business in Indonesia.

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