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GPB also has ownership interests in three other Russian banks. In addition, Gazprombank is represented in the market of Belarus through ownership interests in foreign bank: Belgazprombank . Gazprombank (Switzerland) Ltd announced it was ceasing to trade in October 2022. Gazprombank also has representative offices in Mongolia, China and India.
Asia Commercial Holdings Ltd. Laurent Ferrier: 2009 Laurent Ferrier Plan-les-Ouates: Private Laurent Ferrier Christian Ferrier François Servanin Le Phare-Sultana S.A. 1888 [2] [3] Le Locle [2] Charles Barbezat [2] [3] Lemania: 1884 L'Orient [3] Alfred Lugrin [3] Linde Werdelin: 2002 London & Copenhagen Independent
SICPA (acronym for the former name Société Industrielle et Commerciale de Produits Alimentaires, no longer in use) is a Swiss company that provides security inks for currencies and sensitive documents, [2] including identity documents, passports, transport and lottery tickets.
EFG International's largest shareholder is EFG Bank European Financial Group, a Swiss bank based in Geneva, holding about 45.4% of its capital.This is in turn a distinct and separate sub-group of European Financial Group EFG (Luxembourg) (“EFG Group”), based in Luxembourg.
In 1900, Bühler employed 717 factory workers and 72 office staff, whose number increased to 1400 by 1920. [8] Bühler opened its first canteen in 1918. During the expansion and electrification of the railroad line from Wil to St. Gallen in 1927, an industrial track was built from the station of Uzwil to the company premises.
GPB may refer to: Gazprombank, a Russian bank; Georgia Public Broadcasting, the public broadcast network in the American state of Georgia; Georgian Public Broadcaster, the national public broadcaster of the nation of Georgia; Global power barometer; Glossopharyngeal breathing; Google Protocol Buffers, a method of serializing structured data
Mebo bought two vessels in 1969: Mebo I and the 630 ton Mebo II (formerly "Silvretta"). The latter was fitted out as an offshore radio ship and broadcast as Radio Nordsee International between 1970 and 1974, off the coast of Scheveningen and, for a few months, Essex.
At the hamlet of Naz, near Preda, the line crosses a brief plateau, where, for several years now, there has been a double track section about 1 km (0.62 mi) long. Soon after the Preda station, which, at 1,789 m (5,869 ft) above sea level, is the highest stopping point on the Albula line, is the north portal of the Albula Tunnel .