(2)Sato Kogyo file for bankruptcy

(2)Sato Kogyo file for bankruptcy

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Yoshida, president of Sato Kogyo Co., speaks with the media in Tokyo on March 3 after his company and eight of its subsidiaries filed for protection from creditors with the Tokyo District Court under the Corporate Rehabilitation Law. Sato Kogyo is the second midsize general construction contractor to collapse in three months since Aoki Corp. folded in December 2001.

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