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近日，經過河南省科學技術委員會、河南財政局、及河南省地方國家稅務局認定、公示、審查等諸多環節篩選後，開封青天偉業流量儀表有限公司榮獲被認定…

近日，經過河南省科學技術委員會、河南財政局、及河南省地方國家稅務局認定、公示、審查等諸多環節篩選後，開封青天偉業流量儀表有限公司榮獲被認定爲“國家高新技術企業”。

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