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WEI CHUAN FOOD February Sales Rise 14.00% (Table) : 1201 TT
March 09, 2012
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WEI CHUAN FOOD said unconsolidated sales in February rose 14.00% to NT$1,022,158,000 from NT$896,623,000, according to a statement filed to the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
(Figures are in thousands of New Taiwan dollars)
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2/2012 2/2011 Sales 1,022,158 896,623 YOY% 14.00%
-----------------Year-to-date----------------- Sales 2,137,264 2,006,640 YOY% 6.51% =================================================================
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