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1 Apr 2002

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Oxford Analytica, prepared for International Business Leaders Forum and TimeFORTUNE

Companies in Conflict Situations: Mineral Extraction in the Democratic Republic of Congo [broken link - kept for users' reference]

[refers to H.C. Stark of Germany (a subsidiary of Bayer AG), Ulba of Kazakhstan, and Cabot Corporation of the United States; French companies Safmarine, SDV-Transintra, Martinair; OSLEG, a company owned by Zimbabwe's army; Zimbabwean investor John Bredenkamp's Tremalt Ltd]