East-Borneo Maatschappij
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East-Borneo Maatschappij
Summary
East-Borneo Maatschappij is an organization[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- East-Borneo Maatschappij is in the country of Netherlands[3].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's instance of is recorded as organization[4].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's instance of is recorded as colonial society[5].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's instance of is recorded as business[6].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's instance of is recorded as coal mine[7].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's headquarters location is recorded as Amsterdam[8].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's headquarters location is recorded as The Hague[9].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's industry is recorded as mining[10].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's industry is recorded as mining of hard coal[11].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's industry is recorded as mining industry[12].
- 1897 marks the founding of East-Borneo Maatschappij[13].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's product or material produced is recorded as bituminous coal[14].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's product or material produced is recorded as kerosene[15].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's product or material produced is recorded as bauxite[16].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's legal form is recorded as naamloze vennootschap[17].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's short name is recorded as {'lang': 'nl', 'text': 'OBM'}[18].
- East-Borneo Maatschappij's operating area is recorded as Samarinda[19].
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Founding
1897 marks the founding of East-Borneo Maatschappij[13].
Identity
East-Borneo Maatschappij's short name is recorded as {'lang': 'nl', 'text': 'OBM'}[18].
Operations
Headquarters locations include Amsterdam[8], a city[20], in Netherlands[21], founded in 1300[22] and The Hague[9], a municipality of the Netherlands[23], in Netherlands[24], founded in 1201[25].
Industry
Industries include mining[10], mining of hard coal[11], and mining industry[12].
Ownership
Products include bituminous coal[14], kerosene[15], and bauxite[16].
Why It Matters
East-Borneo Maatschappij is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]