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Interview with Sergey Demin and Dmitry Shmelyov

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Published 20 September, 2007, 17:53

Sergey Demin, CEO of ST Grupp Region, and Dmitry Shmelyov, Chief Commercial Officer of the company, share their views on the international investment forum in Sochi, which kicked off on Thursday.

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