Builder Tobishima devises new rehabilitation plan

Builder Tobishima devises new rehabilitation plan

TOKYO, Japan - Yoshiharu Tomimatsu, president of construction company Tobishima Corp., on March 5 announces a new rehabilitation plan featuring financial help from its main creditor, Fuji Bank, to cut its group interest-bearing debt by 50 billion yen over the next three years.

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