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The Japanese government announced a $1.37 billion subsidy to shipbuilders, including Imabari Shipbuilding, aiming to double production capacity within ten years.
The Japanese government has announced 213.1 billion yen (approximately $1.37 billion) in aid over the next decade as the first round of capital expenditure support for its shipbuilding industry revita
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The Japanese government announced a $1.37 billion subsidy to shipbuilders, including Imabari Shipbuilding, aiming to double production capacity within ten years.
The Japanese government has announced 213.1 billion yen (approximately $1.37 billion) in aid over the next decade as the first round of capital expenditure support for its shipbuilding industry revita
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