Guatemala: Good Results at Induexpo 2011

The results of the Induexpo trade fair were unexpected. The company Campus Corp, one of the exhibitors at the event, announced a $1 million investment for the distribution of $9 fans.

According to an article by Roxana Larios in Siglo21.com.gt: "The firm was one of 26 companies which presented their wares in the fourth edition of InduExpo 2011, which estimates that at the Taiwanese pavilion $2 million worth of businesses was carried out, but which over the course of the year which could translate to contracts worth about $16 million, explained the manager of the Taiwan External Trade Development Council Exhibition (TAITRA), Gina Yeh."

Source: sigloxxi.com

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