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Phone: +65 6 3388998 |
Address:
15 SENOKO LOOP
, 758168 |
Company Description
Rothmans Industries Limited manufactures, imports and markets cigarettes, pipe tobacco, cigars and other tobacco related products. The group exports its products worldwide. The group's production facilities are located in Singapore and Myanmar and contract manufacturing arrangements in Vietnam. The group markets its products under the Brand name Dunhill, Rothmans, Consulate, Peter Stuyvesant and Cartier.
Key People
| Chairman | ALAN YEO CHEE YEOW |
| Secretary | ANG YAN CHENG ANNE |
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