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Ladies and Gentlemen,Welcome to Bibury System.We’re very honored to have the opportunity of making this presentation m you. In the next hour and a half, we hope to show that Bibury System has the right product range for today’s market place, and ambitious plans for the future. Our market share in Europe is growing at a steady rate, our marketing strategy in the U.S. is very successful, and lastly, we can be a major player in Far Eastern market. And we are sure that we can be a major player in all these markets. If you have any questions, please feel free to interrupt at any time. But first of all, some background information on Bibury System. As you know, the company was started over forty years ago by Mr. Harris Senior. In those early days, the company’s core business was model railways and cars.The presentation which is an introduction to (46) will last for one hour (47) . Bibury market share in Europe is (48) at a steady rate and its marketing strategy in (49) is very successful. The company was started over (50) by Mr. Harris Senior. 48（）
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