Mycal's interest-bearing debts to come to 1.05 tril. yen

Mycal's interest-bearing debts to come to 1.05 tril. yen

OSAKA, Japan - Mycal Corp. President Osamu Shikata speaks at a press conference in Osaka's Chuo Ward on Aug. 30 about a plan to rehabilitate the ailing supermarket-chain operator. He said the company's interest-bearing debts will come to around 1.05 trillion yen on a consolidated basis as of the end of this month.

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