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Kima receives notice of 20% reduction in gas supplies

By , based on Hapi Journal

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Egyptian Chemical Industries Company, known as Kima, has received a notice announcing a 20% reduction in its natural gas supplies. The cut took effect from midday on Sunday, 1 November 2026, according to the company, as reported by Hapi Journal.

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