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Far East Smarter Energy Wins 1.8 Billion Yuan in Contracts

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Far East Smarter Energy (SHA:600869) and its subsidiaries won contracts of about 1.80 billion yuan in May.

China's State Grid accounted for 484 million yuan of the total, while strategic customers contributed 1.31 billion yuan, according to a Tuesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.

Shares of the wire and cable manufacturer rose 10% in recent trade.

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