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ISTANBUL | Tue Aug 18, 2009 4:23pm IST

ISTANBUL Aug 18 (Reuters) - Turkish group Tekfen Holding (TKFEN.IS): * Says North Caspian Constructors (NCC), 50 percent owned by a Tekfen construction unit, secures contract for $250 mln project in Kazakhstan's Kashagan oilfield.

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