Mitsubishi unit wins contract to supply power to MITI

Mitsubishi unit wins contract to supply power to MITI

TOKYO, Japan - Bidders submit their bids in a public tender invited by the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) on Aug. 10 to supply electricity to MITI's main building. Diamond Power Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of trading giant Mitsubishi Corp., emerged as the successful bidder. It was the first tender held since Japan liberalized large-lot power sales in March this year.

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