Huis Ten Bosch affiliate goes bankrupt

Huis Ten Bosch affiliate goes bankrupt

SASEBO, Japan - Yuji Matsuda, president of KTC, an affiliate of failed theme park operator Huis Ten Bosch Co., speaks at a news conference after filing for court protection from creditors with an estimated debts of 11.4 billion yen. KTC that manages golf courses is the first Huis Ten Bosch-related firm to go bankrupt.

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