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[Jakarta, August 2026]​ Zhejiang Harog Technology Co., Ltd. (Harog Technology), a leading global provider of carbon-based material solutions, announced today that it will showcase its core flagship products at the 3rd International Foundry and Metallurgical Trade Fair and Forum for Indonesia (GIFA M

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