China Merchants makes second huge investment in Sri Lanka ports

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China Merchants makes second huge investment in Sri Lanka ports

| Sep 17, 2014 2:34AM EDT
China’s top port operator and an engineering group will invest $601 million in a container terminal at Sri Lanka’s Hambantota port, as China seeks to deepen its ties with the strategically placed Indian Ocean island.
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