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BONO aims at a billion!
28.01.2022.The LLC (SIA) BONO enters the sawn timber market and plans to attract investments in the amount of 100 million euro to reach 1 billion turnover within 3 years.
Keyword tags: Good for Business, Investments, Latvia, Markets and Companies, Woodwork
30.12.2020.On the verge of its 25th anniversary, The Baltic Course leaves business media market
30.12.2020.EU to buy additional 100 mln doses of coronavirus vaccine
30.12.2020.Hotels showing strong interest in providing self-isolation service
29.12.2020.Latvia to impose curfew, state of emergency to be extended until February 7
29.12.2020.Number of new companies registered in Estonia up in 2020
29.12.2020.Lithuanian president signs 2021 budget bill into law
28.12.2020.Tartu to support students' solar car project
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