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Delta’s March revenues increase 19.8% sequentially to NT$8.3 billion

Kevin Hsu, Taipei

Apr 7, 2006, 15:19 0

Delta Electronics yesterday posted NT$8.3 billion (US$256.7 million) in consolidated revenues for March, up 19.8% on-month and 48% on-year...

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