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COCOBOD raises GH¢3.4bn in first cocoa notes offer, 15% below indicative GH¢4bn target

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COCOBOD raises GH¢3.4bn in first cocoa notes offer, 15% below indicative GH¢4bn target

According to the published results, GH¢3.

The published results do not state how much COCOBOD received in bids or whether some were rejected.

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