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Second Chinese Bank Adopts YPB’s Technology
- Published October 13, 2015 2:43PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
12th October 2015, ASX Announcement
- YPB signs second major Chinese bank printing deal
- Major Chinese bank with 1,300 branches nationally – Fortune Global 500 company
- In conjunction with its Chinese security printing partner YPB will provide its invisible tracer and scanners for use on bank documents
- New customer attracted to YPB’s high security low cost per application solution
Anti-counterfeiting technology company YPB Group Limited (ASX:YPB) has been selected to provide its tracer and scanners to one of China’s largest national banks.
The second major banking customer to implement YPB’s anti-counterfeiting solution. The bank is one of the largest National Banks in China with more than 1,300 branches and total assets of RMB 4.6 trillion. It is recognised as one of the Fortune Global 500 enterprises and has been named in Banker magazine as one of the world’s top 50 banks.
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