Hazama announces fresh 3-yr reconstruction plan

Hazama announces fresh 3-yr reconstruction plan

TOKYO, Japan - Hazama Corp. President Fumiya Yamato (R) and Vice President Osamu Tatematsu bow at a press conference at the Tokyo Stock Exchange in the capital's Nihombashi district on Jan. 17. They announced a fresh three-year reconstruction plan featuring a split of the troubled construction firm into two entities.

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