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Hofmann & Hofmann AG in Konkursliquidation

DeletedLimited or Corporation592000 - Sound recording and music publishing activities

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Hofmann & Hofmann AG in Konkursliquidation is a Swiss AG registered in Buchs (AG), AG. Its registered activity falls under Sound recording and music publishing activities.

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Officers3Active Relations3Deleted Relations0SOGC Records5First Record03.06.1991Latest Activity03.11.1994

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Formerly: Hofmann & Hofmann AG · (Hofmann & Hofmann SA) (Hofmann & Hofmann Ltd)

Swiss UID: CHE-209.766.492
Legal Name: Hofmann & Hofmann AG in Konkursliquidation
Legal Form: Limited or corporation
Incorporated: 11 Jan 1990
Share Capital: CHF 100'000.00
Canton: AG
Status: Deleted
Country: Switzerland

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592000Sound recording and music publishing activities

JPUBLISHING, BROADCASTING, AND CONTENT PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION ACTIVITIES59Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities592Sound recording and music publishing activities5920Sound recording and music publishing activities592000

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Neumattstrasse 16

5033, Buchs AG, AG

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