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GCH Technology Unit to Invest 1.3 Billion Yuan in Dongguan Electronic Materials Complex

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GCH Technology's (SHA:688625) subsidiary, Guangdong Chenghe Electronic Materials, will invest up to 1.3 billion yuan to construct a high-frequency, high-speed electronic materials and high-end additives project.

The subsidiary will construct the facility in Dongguan, Guangdong, China, according to a Wednesday filing with the Shanghai bourse.

The complex will have a total land area of ​​140,980 square meters and will be constructed within 18 months.

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