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Kumpulan Europlus and Malaysia government sign Expressway deal

Kumpulan Europlus (KE) and the Malaysian government have signed a deal for the construction of the West Coast Expressway. The multi-million dollar deal will see KE build the 233km highway.
January 4, 2013 Read time: 1 min
4213 Kumpulan Europlus (KE) and the 3491 Malaysian Government have signed a deal for the construction of the West Coast Expressway. The multi-million dollar deal will see KE build the 233km highway.

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