De La Rue selected as a printer for Ethiopian bank note contract
By Tom Hall 16 July 2008
De La Rue has joined German Gieseck and Deverient in a multi-million pound deal to print bank notes for the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) after Francois-Charles Oberthur Fiduciarie (FCOF), the controversial French company, lost its contract.
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