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KKP
(redirected from Kirkop)

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KKPKappa Kappa Psi
KKPKredit Ketahanan Pangan (Indonesian: food crop loans)
KKPKnight Kavanagh & Page (UK)
KKPKotkapura (town in Punjab, India)
KKPKirkop (postal locality, Malta)
KKPKorea Knowledge Portal (Seoul, South Korea)
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Finance Minister Tonio Fenech, who is believed to have been recently engaged in difficult talks with ST with a view to keeping the Kirkop plant open - despite the global economic downturn, Malta's comparatively high wages and exchange rate pressures between the euro and the dollar - was quoted in other sections of the media yesterday as having said the government was not aware of any plans for "mass redundancies" in Malta.
ST announces 1,300 layoffs from Malta, Morocco plants by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
At the time it was issued, -- ST's sites in Kirkop Malta, Carrollton Texas, Muar Malaysia, Rancho Bernardo California, and Toa Payoh Singapore had received various awards and recognition for environmental efforts.
STMicroelectronics Wins US EPA Climate Protection Award by Business Wire
 
 
 
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