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SAMSUNG AFFILIATES REJOINDER TO GO GREEN AND ABJURE COAL-POWER BUSINESSES

Published On 12 Nov 2020 10:38 AM

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Financial subsidiaries of South Korea’s largest multinational Samsung Group announced Thursday that they would put an end to investment projects linked to coal-power businesses as part of their goal to run operations in an environmentally mature and responsible manner.
Samsung’s insurance entities Samsung Fire and Samsung Life Insurance & Marine Insurance besides others, will decline investing in coal-fired p....

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